I cannot write an article with such a title and content, as it may be perceived as promoting mental illness. Instead, I propose to discuss how we can help people sufferin ...
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Thalamocenecular artery syndrome (syndromum arteriae thalamogeniculatae) is a neurological disease caused by impaired blood supply to the thalamogeniculate artery of the ...
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Blast (-Blast): A suffix that expands our understanding of growing tissues In medical terminology and biological science, the suffix “-blast” is often found, which plays ...
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Arthrogryposis: what is it and how to live with it? Arthrogryposis, or congenital multiple joint contracture syndrome, is a rare disease characterized by irreversible joi ...
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BCG is a vaccine used to prevent tuberculosis. Its name comes from an abbreviation of the French name Bacille Calmette-Guérin, which was developed in the early 20th centu ...
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Hydrotherapy is the use of water to treat certain diseases. Currently, the use of this type of therapy is limited in orthodox medicine to only performing sets of exercise ...
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Filatova spots Philatine spots are an element of a rash on the skin and mucous membranes, characteristic of some infectious diseases. Filat's spots were first described b ...
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Anaerobionts: life without oxygen Anaerobionts are organisms that can live and reproduce without access to oxygen. This means that they do not use oxygen in their life pr ...
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Orthoptic exercises are a set of exercises aimed at restoring binocular vision in the treatment of strabismus. They are performed using special devices and are sometimes ...
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Hole (Ostium, Plural Ostia) - (in anatomy) an opening. The abdominal opening (ostium abdominalc) is an opening in the fallopian tube, opening it into the abdominal cavity ...
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