Primary ionizing radiation (I.I.R.) is radiation that, in the process of interaction with the environment under consideration, is taken as the original one. I.i.p. is a s ...
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Lazarev Symptom: Study and Significance in Neuropathology The Lazarev symptom, named after the outstanding Soviet neurologist Vladimir Georgievich Lazarev, is one of the ...
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Maternal deprivation: causes, consequences and impact on child development Maternal deprivation is the lack of full communication between the child and the mother and the ...
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Electronarcosis is a technique in which the patient is put into a sleepy state by passing weak electrical currents through the patient's brain. This method is rarely used ...
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The half-life of absorption is the period of time during which half of an orally administered radiopharmaceutical is absorbed into the blood. Absorption half-life plays a ...
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A control algorithm is an algorithm for the functioning of some control system. The control algorithm determines the operating logic of the control system and describes t ...
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Temperature Gradient in Medicine: How the Difference Between Body Surface Temperature and Internal Organs Helps in Diagnosis In medicine, temperature gradient is an impor ...
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Epispadias is a congenital anomaly that occurs when the external opening of the urethra (urethra) is located on the dorsal (upper) surface of the penis. This is different ...
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The Human Genome Project: Humanity's Most Ambitious Biological Research Program The Human Genome Project is a major international research project that is shedding light ...
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Chauffard-Leriche form of cancer is a rare form of stomach cancer named after the French doctors Aimé Charles Ernest Chauffard (1855-1932) and René Leriche (1879-1955). A ...
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