The rate of natural population growth is an important demographic indicator that reflects the natural movement of the population. It is the difference between the birth r ...
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Anal-coccygeal ligament: Anatomy and Role in the Pelvic Floor System The anomococcygeal ligament, also known as the anococcygeal ligament, is an important structure in th ...
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Methysergide: Migraine prevention and diarrhea treatment Methysergide, whose commercial name is Deseril, is a medicinal substance used to prevent severe migraine attacks ...
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Romanowsky-Giemsa staining Romanovsky-Giemsa staining is a method of staining blood smears and other biological preparations developed by the Russian physician Dmitry Leo ...
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Red liver disease is a type of lung disease in which the lung tissue turns red due to being soaked in blood, mainly red blood cells. With red hepatitis, a large number of ...
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Broca's Verrucous Telangiectasia: description and treatment Broca's verrucous telangiectasia, also known as broca's sprue or neurodermatitis, is a rare dermatological con ...
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Carcinogens: what they are and how they affect human health Carcinogens are substances that can cause cancer in humans or animals. They may be present in air, water, soil ...
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Isthmus of the thyroid gland: function and diseases The thyroid isthmus is a narrow section of the thyroid gland that connects its two lobes. It is located on the anterio ...
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Venous Plexus Carotid Internal: Anatomy and Functions The internal carotid venous plexus (p. v. caroticus internus, pna, bna, jna) is a network of veins that surround the ...
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