Preperitoneal inguinal ring: anatomy and functions The preperitoneal inguinal ring, also known as the anulus inguinalis praeperitonealis or JNA, is one of the most import ...
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Intracranial suprathecal hematoma (h. intracraniale epidurale) is an accumulation of blood between the dura mater and the bones of the skull. This is one of the types of ...
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The Mingazzini-Barre test is a neurological examination method used to identify lesions of the pyramidal system. It was proposed by the Italian neurologist and psychiatri ...
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Rhinophyma is a bulbous swelling of the nose that is most often seen in men. Although rhinophyma has long been considered a sign of excessive drinking, it is actually usu ...
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Transverse pericardial sinus: anatomical features and functions The transverse pericardial sinus, also known as sinus transversus pericardii, is part of the pericardium, ...
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Rhabdomyosarcoma: causes, symptoms and treatment Rhabdomyosarcoma is a rare type of malignant tumor that originates from muscle tissue. It can occur in any part of the bo ...
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Delbe-Perthes test: History, principles and clinical applications In the world of medicine, there are many methods and tests used to diagnose various diseases. One such m ...
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Protoplasm: the basis of life Protoplasm is the basic living matter of all cells of living organisms. This is a substance that forms living matter and performs all vital ...
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Organopexy (organopexia; organo-+Greek pexis attachment) is a surgical operation to fix an organ using sutures or other material. Organopexy is used for prolapse of inter ...
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