The chin is the lower protruding part of the face under the lower lip. Formed by the hyoid bone. The chin plays an important role in appearance and facial expression. Men ...
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Ring granuloma (granuloma anulare; synonym anular granuloma) is a chronic inflammatory skin disease of unknown etiology, characterized by the appearance on the skin of on ...
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Evalda Biotonus: life and scientific contributions Ewalda Biotonus is an outstanding German psychiatrist and psychologist, born in 1888 in the city of Evafd. His scientif ...
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Calf Nerve Cutaneous Lateral: Anatomy and Functions The calf nerve is cutaneous lateral, also known as n. cutaneus surae lateralis, pna or bna, is one of the most importa ...
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Immunofluorescence is a method for determining the amount and/or distribution of any antibody or antigen in a tissue section. In this process, antibodies are labeled (dir ...
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Diffuse membranous glomerulopathy (glomerulopathia membranosa diffusa) is a kidney disease characterized by diffuse thickening of the basement membrane of the glomeruli o ...
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Ulnar groove posterior lateral Posterior lateral ulnar groove (lat. sulcus cubitalis posterior lateralis) is a groove located on the back surface of the ulna. It begins a ...
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Solar Reflex: Description, Mechanisms of Study and Clinical Application The Solar reflex, also known as the epigastric reflex or Toma-Ru sign, is one of the reflexes that ...
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Arc-shaped internal fibers (lat. f. arcuatae internae) are bundles of nerve fibers that make up the corpus callosum. They connect the cerebral cortex with the cerebellar ...
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Catarrhal-purulent inflammation (i. catarrhalis purulenta; synonym purulent catarrh) is an inflammatory process of the mucous membranes, in which in the early stages the ...
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