Palinopsia (palinopsia; from the Greek words palin - "again" and opsis - "vision"; also called visual perseveration) is a visual disorder in which visual images previousl ...
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Statoconia membrane: functions and significance The statoconia membrane, also known as the statoconiorum membrane, PNA, LNH or otolithic membrane, is an important compone ...
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Acatalasia (a- + catalase) is a rare hereditary disease characterized by a deficiency or complete absence of the catalase enzyme in the body. Catalase is an antioxidant e ...
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Orderly, nurse (French sanitaire, from Latin sanitarius promoting health) A nurse and a nurse are medical workers who perform duties of cleaning premises and providing as ...
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Iridocyclitis phacogenetic: causes, symptoms and treatment Iridocyclitis phacogenetic (or ophthalmia phacogenic) is an inflammatory disease of the eyeball that occurs as ...
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Isogenic tumor transplantation (t. tumoris isogena; from the Greek isos - same and genos - genus) - transplantation of tumor cells to one of the animals of the same speci ...
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Dissection is a previously used cataract operation in which the lens capsule is cut with a thin knife or needle to allow the substance in the lens to naturally flow into ...
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Lymphadenoid: what is it? Lymphadenoid is a term used in medicine to describe tissues and structures that resemble lymph nodes. The term comes from the word “lymphadenum, ...
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Lone Star virus is an arbovirus that belongs to an ecological group of viruses transmitted through blood-sucking insects. Based on antigenic characteristics, this virus i ...
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Hemoglobin D: abnormal hemoglobin causing a mild form of hemolytic anemia Hemoglobin D (HbD) is an abnormal hemoglobin that differs from the most common type of hemoglobi ...
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