Viscosity 2 in psychiatry: understanding and significance Viscosity 2, also known as mental viscosity or mental viscosity, is a concept used in psychiatry to describe cer ...
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Scotometry is a method of studying visual function that is used to determine the presence and characteristics of scotomas - areas of the visual field in which vision is a ...
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The Lange Curve is a method for determining excess protein globulins present in the cerebrospinal fluid. This method was developed at the beginning of the 20th century by ...
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Article with the title "Urea": Urea is the main breakdown product during protein metabolism. Urea is the chemical form in which nitrogen that the body does not need is r ...
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Genetic control is the conditioning of biochemical, physiological or morphogenetic processes by the genotype of an individual. A genotype is a set of genes that carry inf ...
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Cataplasia is a degenerative change in tissue that leads to regression of cells to an earlier stage of their development. The term "cataplasia" comes from the Greek words ...
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Pancreatectomy is a surgical operation that involves removing the pancreas. A total pancreatectomy (or Whipple's operation) involves removing the entire pancreas and part ...
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Layered seam: what is it and how is it used Layered suture is a surgical suturing method used to close wounds and incisions. This sewing method is especially effective in ...
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Provaceca Rickettsia: description and characteristics Rickettsia prowazeki is a Gram-negative microorganism that causes Applestein's typhus (or epidemic typhus). The name ...
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