Chordectomy A chordectomy is the surgical removal of the vocal cord or, more commonly, part of it (partial chordectomy). This surgery is performed for certain diseases of ...
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Infiltration anesthesia (a. per infiltrationem; synonym a. layer-by-layer) is a type of local anesthesia in which the anesthetic is injected directly into the tissues sub ...
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The posterior ligament of the head of the fibula (lat. ligamentum capitis fibulae posterius) is one of the ligaments of the knee joint. This ligament originates from the ...
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Familial benign hematuria (h. familiaris benigna; synonym - familial hereditary hematuria) is a benign hereditary disease characterized by the periodic appearance of bloo ...
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Interferon: what is it and how does it work Interferon is a group of proteins that are produced by the body's cells in response to invasion by viruses, bacteria and other ...
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Steinert-Batten disease Steinert-Batten disease is a rare inherited disorder characterized by progressive muscular dystrophy. The disease was first described in 1909 by t ...
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Polioencephalomyelitis is a viral infectious disease of the central nervous system that affects the gray matter of the brain and spinal cord. One typical example of such ...
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A general neurological symptom (syn. general neurological symptom) is a manifestation of brain damage that affects several parts of the brain at once and is expressed in ...
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A social hygienist-health care organizer is a healthcare specialist who has received training in studying the health status of the population and the influence of social ...
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Polypectomy is a surgical procedure aimed at removing polyps. Polyps are formations similar to small papillae that can appear on the internal surfaces of organs such as t ...
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