Velpo Bandage: history and application The Velpeau bandage is a medical dressing that was developed by the French surgeon Alphonse Louis Mason Velpeau (1795-1867). It is ...
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The incisive canal (lat. canalis incisivus) is a narrow bone canal connecting the oral cavity with the nasal cavity. It is located in the center of the hard palate betwee ...
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A megakaryoblast is a cell that is the precursor of a platelet-forming cell - a megakaryocyte. Megakaryoblast is present in the hematopoietic tissue of the bone marrow. I ...
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Speech therapy (from ancient Greek λόγος - “word” and παιδεία - “education”) is a field of defectology that studies speech disorders and methods for overcoming them. Spee ...
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Leukoagglutinating antibodies, also known as anti-leukocyte agglutinins or leukoagglutinins, are a class of antibodies that can cause agglutination or sticking together o ...
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Dressing apraxia: causes, symptoms and treatments Apraxia of dressing is a motor dysfunction characterized by difficulty getting dressed. This condition is associated wit ...
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Achromatocyte is a special type of red blood cell that is not stained with dyes. Such red blood cells can be found in patients with hemolytic anemia. The term "achromacit ...
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Natural focality is a feature of certain infectious diseases, which consists in the fact that they are distributed only in certain geographical regions. These regions are ...
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Lobo Disease: a rare disease studied by a Brazilian dermatologist Lobo Disease is a rare skin disorder that was studied by a Brazilian dermatologist named Jose Lobo. He w ...
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Anthropological contours are graphic images of the outlines of individual parts of the human body, head or skull in various projections. They are used to analyze individu ...
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