The Kocher Manoeuvre is a method of reducing a dislocated shoulder. It is named after the German surgeon Emil Theodor Kocher, who described it in 1870. The essence of the ...
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Door-to-door Bypass: Anti-epidemic measures for active detection of infectious diseases In the context of a constantly changing epidemic situation and an increase in the ...
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Cardiac dextrotorsion is a congenital anomaly in which the heart rotates to the right relative to the longitudinal axis of the body. In its normal position, the heart is ...
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The Pickerill operation is a surgical procedure developed by American surgeon C.L. Pickerill in 1910. This operation is used to treat mandibular fractures by placing wire ...
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Medical-geographical region A medical-geographical region (also called a medical-topographical region or a sanitation-ecological region) is a territory with relatively ho ...
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Endarterectomy: main aspects of the procedure Endarterectomy is a medical procedure that is used to treat artery diseases such as atherosclerosis. This procedure is often ...
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Test-Microbe: standard strain of microorganism for determining the activity of antibiotics and other bacteriostatic or bactericidal agents In medicine and pharmacology, i ...
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Smallpox, also known as Variola, is an acute infectious viral disease that causes a significant increase in the patient's body temperature and the appearance of a charact ...
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Braxton Gix surgery: what it is and how it is performed Braxton Hicks was an English gynecologist who lived in the 19th century. He became famous for his research in the ...
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