Photopic vision Photopic vision (v. photopica; Greek phos, photos light + ops, opos eyes, vision) is vision at sufficiently high levels of illumination, when predominantl ...
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The anterior obturator tubercle (lat. tuberculum obturatorium anterius, abbreviated pna, bna, jna) is a small elevation of bone tissue on the inner surface of the pelvic ...
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Echolalia is the pathological repetition of words spoken by another person. Echolalia can be a symptom of a variety of disorders, including language disorders, autism, ca ...
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Hydroxybutyric acid Hydroxybutyric acid is an intermediate product of the oxidation of fatty acids in the body, which is a monocarboxylic hydroxy acid of the acyclic seri ...
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Azotorrhea: Historical Review and Understanding Azotorrhea (from the Greek "nitrogen" and "rhoia" - flow, outflow) is a term that has been used in history to describe the ...
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Zhukovsky reflexes Zhukovsky reflexes are a group of reflexes described by Russian neurologist Alexei Dmitrievich Zhukovsky in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The ...
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An X-ray image intensifier (also known as an X-ray electro-optical intensifier) is a device used to enhance and improve the quality of X-ray images. The principle of op ...
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Secondary cholecystitis: causes, symptoms and treatment Secondary cholecystitis (p. secundaria; syn. x. concomitant) is an inflammatory disease of the gallbladder caused ...
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Seasonal Affective Disorder Syndrome (SAD) is a disorder characterized by sudden seasonal fluctuations in a person's mood. Typically, with the onset of winter, people sus ...
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