Metamorphopsia is a condition in which surrounding objects appear distorted to a person. Metamorphopsia usually occurs as a result of some kind of retinal disease that af ...
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Lichen planus verrucous: symptoms, treatment and prevention Lichen planus verrucous, also known as L. ruber planus verrucosus, is one of the most common types of lichen. ...
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Read More![Pelvic Aperture Inferior [Apertura Pelvis Inferior, Pna; Apertura Pelvis (Minoris) Inferior, Bna; Exitus Pelvis, Jna; Syn. Pelvic Outlet]](/assets/images/post3.webp "Pelvic Aperture Inferior [Apertura Pelvis Inferior, Pna; Apertura Pelvis (Minoris) Inferior, Bna; Exitus Pelvis, Jna; Syn. Pelvic Outlet]")
Inferior pelvic aperture: anatomy and functional significance The pelvic orifice inferior, also known as the exitus pelvis, is the lower opening of the pelvis through whi ...
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Physical activity is the degree of intensity and duration of muscle work. It is determined by the amount of energy consumed by the body, the power developed or the work p ...
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Centrifuge: Separation by rotational force A centrifuge is a powerful apparatus designed to separate the components of a heterogeneous mixture in a liquid medium into com ...
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Kana reaction The Kahn test is a serological test for syphilis developed by American microbiologist Ruth Leah Kahn in 1923. The Kahn reaction is based on the interaction ...
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Medical evacuation support (also called sanitary evacuation support) is a set of measures to provide medical care to wounded and sick military personnel, their timely eva ...
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