Nucleus of the Spinal Tract of the Trigeminal Nerve: Description and Role in the Nervous System The trigeminal spinal tract nucleus (also known as n. tractus spinalis ner ...
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A puncture-biopsy needle is the general name for needles designed to puncture tissue in order to capture a piece of it, take a sample of the contents of the cavity, or in ...
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Metallized needle: use in microsurgery A metallized needle is an instrument used in microsurgery to place sutures during operations. It is the tip of a nylon thread, whic ...
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Subinvolution is a slower than normal return of the uterus to its previous size, occurring within six weeks after birth. After childbirth, the uterus should gradually dec ...
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Primary autoallergic reaction: what is it? A primary autoallergic reaction (A. p. primary) is an immunological process in which the body begins to attack its own tissues ...
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Macro-microfollicular goiter: causes, symptoms and treatment Macro-microfollicular goiter is one of the types of goiter, which is characterized by an enlargement of the t ...
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Occipital epilepsy (e. occipitalis; synonym e. occipital) is a form of epilepsy in which epileptic activity comes from the occipital lobe of the brain. The following symp ...
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Amputation knife: an important tool in medicine An amputation knife is a medical instrument that is used to cut soft tissues during limb amputations. This knife has a lon ...
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The open mouth symptom is a phenomenon when the half-open mouth of an unconscious patient changes its degree of opening synchronously with breathing. This symptom can be ...
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Freund's Adjuvant: what is this substance and how is it used in medicine? Freund's Adjuvant is a substance that was developed by American pathologist Joseph Freund in 193 ...
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