Terminology (Med. Dictionary) :: Page - 4667

Hypalgia

May-28-24

Hypalgia: understanding and managing pain signals Introduction Hypalgia, also known as hypalgesia, is a condition characterized by decreased sensitivity to painful stimul ...

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Scaphocephaly (Scaphocephaly)

May-28-24

Scaphocephaly is an abnormally elongated and narrow skull, the irregular shape of which is associated with premature closure of the sagittal suture between the parietal b ...

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Repression

May-28-24

Repression is a defensive psychological mechanism described in psychoanalysis. With its help, a person unconsciously gets rid of unwanted thoughts, attractions and emotio ...

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Pericarditis Exudative

May-28-24

Exudative pericarditis is an inflammation of the outer lining of the heart (pericardium), accompanied by the accumulation of exudate (fluid) in the pericardial cavity. Ca ...

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Rheumocarditis

May-28-24

Rheumatic carditis: symptoms, treatment and prevention Rheumatic carditis is a rare disease that occurs as a complication of rheumatic fever. Rheumatic fever is a systemi ...

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Janiszewski's Symptom

May-28-24

Janiszewski's sign (also known as the bulldog reflex) is a clinical sign described by Polish neurologist Janiszewski in 1926. It is as follows: when tapping on the zygoma ...

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Diplococcus (Diplococcus)

May-28-24

Diplococcus is any member of a group of nonmotile parasitic spherical bacteria that can form pairs. This group includes, for example, pneumococci. Diplococci have a spher ...

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Lungs Polycystic

May-28-24

Polycystic lungs (pulmones polycystisi; synonyms: cystic lungs, cystic lungs) is a pathological condition of the lungs, characterized by the presence of multiple cysts of ...

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Hyperbilirubinemia of Newborns Transient Familial

May-28-24

Transient familial hyperbilirubinemia of newborns (hyperbilirubinaemia neonatorum transitoria familiaris) is a condition characterized by increased levels of bilirubin in ...

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Pasternatsky Symptom

May-28-24

Pasternatsky symptom Pasternatsky's symptom is a clinical sign described by the Russian physician Fyodor Ivanovich Pasternatsky (1845-1902). The essence of the symptom is ...

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