Static hallucinations Static hallucinations (h. staticae; synonym: g. stable, g. stereotypical, kalbaum stable hallucinations) are a type of hallucination in which the pa ...
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Read MoreAnterior Tibial Veins: Anatomy and Functions Anterior tibial veins (abbreviated as PNA, BNA, JNA) are an important component of the venous system of the human lower extre ...
Read MoreDemarcation inflammation (French demarcation demarcation; synonym: v. defensive, v. protective, v. limiting) is inflammation aimed at localizing and limiting damage/infec ...
Read MoreToxic thyroid adenoma (adenoma glandulae thyreoideae toxicum) is a benign tumor of the thyroid gland that is capable of producing excess amounts of the hormones thyroxine ...
Read MoreKrabbe Disease: Understanding, Diagnosis and Treatment Krabbe disease, also known as galactosylceramidase deficiency disease, is a rare inherited disorder of the nervous ...
Read MoreStransky-Regal Syndrome: what is it? Stransky-Regala Syndrome, also known as Stransky-Regala syndrome, is a rare genetic disorder that was described at the end of the 19t ...
Read MoreHomogentisic acid Homogentisic acid is an intermediate product of the metabolism of phenylalanine and tyrosine, which is 2,5-dioxyphenylacetic acid. Homogentisic acid is ...
Read MoreRadiation hygiene doctor A sanitary doctor in radiation hygiene is a specialist trained in the implementation of state sanitary supervision over working conditions when w ...
Read MoreThe Galli-Mainini test is an immunological test used to diagnose syphilis. It was developed by Argentine physician Salvador Galli-Mainini in the early 20th century. The t ...
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