Inferior vertebral notch: functions and anatomy The inferior vertebral notch (incisura vertebralis inferior, pna, bna; incisura vertebralis caudalis, jna) is an important ...
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Read MoreA probe (in surgery) is a long, rod-shaped instrument, often with a curved end, that is used to examine various body cavities (for example, the bladder) or to dilate stri ...
Read MoreActinomycoma is a chronic granulomatous disease caused by actinomycetes (radiant fungi). It is characterized by the formation of granulomas with central necrosis and prol ...
Read MoreMedical evacuation by appointment: what it is and how it works Medical evacuation by appointment (E.m.) is the process of moving patients from one medical institution to ...
Read MoreAtopen is any substance that leads to the development of atopy. Atopy is the body's predisposition to allergic reactions due to hereditary factors. Atopenes are triggers ...
Read MoreSyndesmology is a branch of anatomy that studies bone connections and their structure. In a scientific sense, syndesmology is an important field of medicine that helps in ...
Read MoreColpocytodiagnosis (also known as Papanicolaou test) is a cytological test used for the early diagnosis of cervical cancer and other diseases of the cervix. The essence o ...
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