Stenotic breathing: causes, symptoms and treatment Stenotic breathing is a condition in which the airways are narrowed, making it difficult to breathe normally. The word ...
Read MoreSamuel's theory of inflammation was proposed by the German pathologist Samuel (1833-1899) at the end of the 19th century. According to this theory, inflammation is the bo ...
Read MoreDoyen Angiotrib (historical e. l. doyen, 1859-1916, French surgeon) - an outstanding French surgeon of the late 19th - early 20th centuries. His real name is Eugene Louis ...
Read MoreTim- (Thym-) and Thymo- (Thyto-) are prefixes that are usually used to refer to the thymus gland or thymus gland. The thymus is an organ located in the chest cavity that ...
Read MoreSource of ionizing radiation A source of ionizing radiation is an object that has the ability to emit ionizing radiation. Sources of ionizing radiation include: Radioac ...
Read MoreHeterotrophic bacteria are bacteria that require organic carbon sources for their nutrition. Main features of heterotrophic bacteria: Organic compounds such as carbohyd ...
Read MoreX-ray pneumopelvigraphy: basic principles and applications X-ray pneumopelvigraphy is a research method that is used to obtain images of the pelvic organs and bladder by ...
Read MoreOvariprivus (ovariprivus; anat. ovarium ovary + lat. privus devoid of anything) is a term denoting the absence or underdevelopment of the ovaries. Ovariprivacy can be con ...
Read MoreAron Moiseevich Geselevich (1900-1976) - an outstanding Soviet surgeon, creator of a unique surgical instrument - the fork probe. Geselevich was born in 1900. Graduated f ...
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