Peripheral chromatolysis Peripheral chromatolysis is a pathological condition of a nerve cell in which the tigroid (basophilic substance) dissolves in the peripheral part ...
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Ovarian fibroid is a benign tumor consisting of connective tissue. It is a rare disease, accounting for about 1-8% of all ovarian tumors. The causes of ovarian fibroid ar ...
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Lactaciduria is a condition in which there is an increased level of lactic acid in the urine. This occurs due to metabolic disorders, in particular carbohydrate metabolis ...
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Methencephalitic psychosis: causes, symptoms and treatment Metencephalitic Psychosis is a rare disease caused by inflammation of the brain, which leads to mental disorder ...
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Lyase is an enzyme that removes radicals non-hydrolytically to form double bonds. Lyases catalyze reactions in which chemical bonds are broken without hydrolysis, i.e. wi ...
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Posada-Wernicke Disease: Description, Symptoms and Treatment Posada-Wernicke disease, also known as tropical splenomegaly, is a rare disorder that was first described by ...
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Stroke blood pressure (BP) is the difference between systolic and diastolic blood pressure. Systolic blood pressure is the maximum pressure in the arteries that occurs wh ...
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The lower bend of the duodenum (lat. flexura duodeni inferior, flexura duodeni caudalis) is one of the anatomical sections of the duodenum. The duodenum starts from the p ...
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Paraspecific Reactions: General Name for Nonspecific Reactions of the Body Paraspecific reactions are the general name for non-specific reactions of the body for a given ...
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