Epileptic palilal seizure: understanding and characteristics Seizure epilepticus palilalic, also known as palilalia epilepticus or epileptic iterative seizure, is a form ...
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Carcinoembryonic antigen: role in the diagnosis and treatment of gastrointestinal tumors Carcinoembryonic antigen (CAE) is a protein that is produced in embryonic and fet ...
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Fuchs heterochromia is a rare congenital eye disease in which the iris of one eye is a different color from the iris of the other eye. This disease was first described in ...
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Non-decremental stimulation: what is it? Currently, there are several methods for conducting excitation in electrical engineering, which are used to test various devices ...
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Test Breakfast Sugar: what is it and why is it taken? Test Breakfast Sugar (TSB) is a method for studying the secretory and evacuation functions of the intestines, which ...
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Panchenko Technique: what is it and how does it work? The Panchenko Technique, also known as the Buddha Phenomenon, is a method for diagnosing neurological diseases devel ...
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Right atrioventricular foramen: structure and functions The right atrioventricular foramen (RAV) is the opening that is located between the right atrium and the right ven ...
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