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Ballisto Cardiographic Attachment

May-28-24

A ballistocardiographic attachment (also called a ballistocardiographic sensor) is a device used in medicine to record mechanical vibrations that occur on the surface of ...

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Porokeratosis Palmoplantar Papillary

May-28-24

Palmoplantar papillary porokeratosis: causes, symptoms and treatment Palmar-plantar papillary porokeratosis (porokeratosis papillomatosa palmaris et plantaris) is a rare ...

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Aflatoxins

May-28-24

Aflatoxins are metabolic products of fungi of the genus Aspergillus (Aspergillus flavus, etc.), which have a toxic effect on the liver. Aflatoxins are formed when food is ...

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Intrachromosomal Exchange

May-28-24

Intrachromosomal exchange is a structural rearrangement within one chromosome that occurs as a result of multiple chromosome or chromatid breaks. This process can lead to ...

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Paralysis Bulbar Progressive

May-28-24

Progressive bulbar palsy (lat. paralysis bulbaris progressiva) is a severe neurological disease characterized by progressive damage to the nuclei of the cranial nerves of ...

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Riley-Day Syndrome (S. M. Riley; R. L. Day; Syn. Riley-Day Familial Autonomic Dysfunction)

May-28-24

Riley-Day Syndrome: an inherited combination of symptoms Riley-Day syndrome, also known as Familial Autonomic Dysfunction, is an inherited syndrome that is characterized ...

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Vitropression

May-28-24

Vitropression: technology for creating glass products Vitropression is a technology for creating glass products that has been used in industry for more than half a centur ...

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Medical Intelligence

May-28-24

Medical intelligence Medical intelligence is a set of activities aimed at collecting information about factors affecting the health and medical care of military personnel ...

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White plates of the cerebellum

May-28-24

The lamina alba of the cerebellum, also known as laminae albae, lamina medullares (bna), and lamina nucleus (jna), is an important anatomical structure in the human brain ...

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Triploid [Pu- + (Poly)Ploi]

May-28-24

A triploid is a polyploid in which each cell contains three complete haploid sets of chromosomes instead of two, like a diploid. Thus, a triploid has 3n chromosomes, wher ...

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