Graf surgery is a surgical procedure for transplanting adrenal tissue into the brain, developed by American neurosurgeon Samuel James Graf in 1946. The goal of this surge ...
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Chondrodystrophia calcarea is a rare hereditary skeletal disease characterized by impaired growth and ossification of cartilage tissue, leading to dwarfism and skeletal d ...
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Lymphocytosis: understanding, causes and consequences Lymphocytosis is a condition characterized by an increased level of lymphocytes in the blood. Lymphocytes are a type ...
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Mask anesthesia: inhalation method of pain relief Mask anesthesia is a method of pain relief in which a narcotic drug is administered through an anesthesia mask that fits ...
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Anterior scalene syndrome: symptoms, causes and treatment. Anterior scalene syndrome, also known as Naffziger syndrome, scalene syndrome, or scalenus syndrome, is a condi ...
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Skull II (Skull): structure and functions Skull II (Skull) is the head skeleton, which consists of 29 bones. It forms the basis of the brain and the facial part of the sk ...
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The orbital-auricular horizontal plane (also known as the Frankfurt horizontal plane) is an important anatomical landmark used in medicine and dentistry. This horizontal ...
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Negishi viral encephalitis is an acute infectious disease from the group of tick-borne viral encephalitis, caused by the group B arbovirus of the same name. The clinical ...
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Diastolic tremor Diastolic tremor is a palpable trembling of the chest in the precordial region in the diastole phase with certain heart defects. It is caused by turbulen ...
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Movement Automated: How to Achieve Mastery through Training Automated movements are purposeful movements that are carried out without conscious regulation and control. Th ...
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