Cyclothymic disorders are the general name for subdepressive and hypomanic states that occur in isolation or alternating; observed in the indolent course of some mental i ...
Read More
X-ray fluorography (Cinefluorography) is a method of quickly taking photographs on a fluorescent screen using a fluoroscope. Upon further viewing of these photographs, th ...
Read More
Egorov-Freidin wire cutters are a surgical instrument named after the Soviet neurosurgeons Boris Georgievich Egorov (1892-1972) and Grigory Solomonovich Freidin. These cu ...
Read More
Epizootological Survey: Study of Epizootic Foci Epizootological examination is a comprehensive method for studying an epizootic focus, which is aimed at establishing the ...
Read More
Basal Cell Carcinoma, BCC (BCC) Basal cell carcinoma (BCC) is a common form of skin cancer that is cancerous but grows very slowly. It usually occurs on the skin of the c ...
Read More
Central deafness is a lesion of the auditory analyzer at the level of the brain stem or cerebral cortex. In this case, the perception and analysis of sound information is ...
Read More
Creatine kinase: role in the body and diagnostic significance Creatine kinase (CK) is an enzyme from the group of phosphotransferases that plays an important role in the ...
Read More
Kaposi-Libman-Sachs syndrome Kaposi-Libman-Sachs syndrome (KLS) is a rare disease characterized by damage to the lymphatic system. Named after the doctors who first descr ...
Read More
Neurotoxic syndrome Neurotoxic syndrome (syndromum neurotoxicum; synonym - neurotoxicosis) is a pathological condition that develops when the body is exposed to various n ...
Read More
English 
Chinese 
Spanish 
Indonesian 
French 
Portuguese 
Russian 
Japanese 
Turkish 
Deutsch 
Vietnamese 
Italian 
Polish 
Ukrainian 
Korean 
Dutch 
Swedish 
Azerbaijani 
Hungarian 
Bulgarian 
Norwegian 
Finnish 
Greek 
Czech 
Danish