Lumpy, Lumpy (from Latin tuber - tubercle, growth) - having nodules or rounded protrusions (tubercles) on the surface. Lumpiness and tuberculation is characteristic of ma ...
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Hypochondriacal periodic syndrome: understanding and characteristics Hypochondriacal periodic syndrome (p. hypochondriacum periodicum) is a psychosomatic disorder that is ...
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Prediction disorders are a pathological condition that is characterized by a predilection for certain thoughts, ideas or actions. The term "predilection" comes from the F ...
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Erythema Rheumatica: symptoms, diagnosis and treatment Erythema rheumatica, also known as Landorff-Leiner disease, is a rare skin condition that can affect people of any ...
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Olfactory cells (s. olfactoria, lnh; synonym: k. neurosensory olfactory, Schultze cell) are receptor cells located in the olfactory epithelium of the nasal cavity. They a ...
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Instillation is a method of medical treatment in which liquid medicinal substances are applied in drops. This method is used to treat diseases of the eyes, ears, nose and ...
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The genealogical fund in psychiatry is a collection of data on the presence of mental illnesses or personal characteristics in the relatives of a mentally ill person. The ...
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Medical evacuation institutions are military medical institutions of the active army, designed to provide medical care, treatment and preparation for further evacuation o ...
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A perforated skin flap is a free flap of considerable size in which small holes are cut. This design allows you to cover a large area of the wound surface and prevent t ...
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Folinic Acid: properties, application and trade name Folinic acid, also known as calcium folinate or leucovorin, is a derivative of folic acid. This substance is widely u ...
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