Vitamins are important nutritional elements for our body. They participate in many biochemical processes and ensure the normal functioning of many organs and systems. Som ...
Read More
The caloric equivalent of oxygen is the amount of energy that is released when the body consumes 1 liter of oxygen. The caloric equivalent of oxygen depends on the relati ...
Read More
A separate company of medical reinforcement (abbreviated ORMU) is a unit of the medical service in the Armed Forces of the USSR during the Great Patriotic War. ORMU were ...
Read More
Medical registration and operational statistical documentation (M.d.u.-o.st.) are primary accounting documents that reflect individual elements of the daily work of medic ...
Read More
Tibial Condyle Lateral: Anatomical Description and Functions The Lateral Malleolus is a protrusion on the outer side of the lower part of the tibia, which is part of the ...
Read More
Lithotripsy is a method of crushing stones in the kidneys, ureters or bile ducts using shock waves created by a special lithotripter. The word "lithotripsy" comes from th ...
Read More
Endopeptidase is a digestive enzyme (such as pepsin) that catalyzes the breakdown of protein into small peptide fractions. This occurs due to the cleavage of peptide bond ...
Read More
Goniopuncture is a rarely performed surgical procedure for congenital glaucoma, the purpose of which is to improve the outflow of intraocular fluid from the eyeball. Duri ...
Read More
Warthin's tumor (Warthin S Tumour) and Adenolymphoma (Adenotymphoma) are among the most common tumors of the parotid salivary glands. They arise from epithelial and lymph ...
Read More
Verrucosus lupus (L. vulgaris verrucosus) is a subspecies of lupus vulgaris, characterized by the presence of warty growths on the surface of the fruiting body. This mush ...
Read More
English 
Chinese 
Spanish 
Indonesian 
French 
Portuguese 
Russian 
Japanese 
Turkish 
Deutsch 
Vietnamese 
Italian 
Polish 
Ukrainian 
Korean 
Dutch 
Swedish 
Azerbaijani 
Hungarian 
Bulgarian 
Norwegian 
Finnish 
Greek 
Czech 
Danish