The Pulfrich stereo effect is an optical phenomenon that allows you to create the illusion of depth when viewing moving objects using special glasses. This effect was dis ...
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Pappenheim splenocyte: understanding and features Pappenheim splenocyte is a term used in histology to refer to a specific type of cell found in the spleen. This term has ...
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Preliminary diagnosis: Why is it needed and what does it mean? When visiting a doctor with any disease or illness, the first step of the doctor is to formulate a prelimin ...
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Parasigmatism (parasigmatismus) is a phonetic phenomenon in which the sounds [s] and [w] alternate in different forms of the same word or in words with the same root. The ...
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The Schroetter set is a historical medical instrument, named after the Austrian otolaryngologist Leopold Schroetter (1837-1908). The Schrötter set was used to dilate (wid ...
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Semerau-Semyanovsky paroxysmal collapse: understanding this disease Semerau-Siemenowski paroxysmal collapse, also known as Semerau-Siemenowski syndrome, is a rare disease ...
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Installation for radioisotope diagnostics, the receiving elements of which are scintillation counters. The main components of the Diagnostic Scintillation Unit are: Sci ...
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Respiratory acidosis of newborns Respiratory acidosis of newborns is a violation of the acid-base balance, characterized by a decrease in blood pH, caused by excess carbo ...
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Pericellular fluid Pericellular fluid (liquor pericellularis) is the fluid that surrounds connective tissue cells. It is located in close proximity to the plasma membrane ...
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