The dorsal interosseous artery (lat. a. interossea dorsalis) is the artery of the forearm. The dorsal interosseous artery arises from the common interosseous artery and ...
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Toxicological Expertise: Assessment of the toxicity of chemicals and materials Toxicological examination is an integral part of the process of assessing the safety of che ...
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Resonating mania: when logic takes precedence over common sense Reasoning mania is a mental disorder that manifests itself in an excessive desire for logical reasoning, e ...
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The serratus dorsal caudal muscle (lat. m. serratus dorsalis caudalis) is a skeletal muscle located in the dorsal region of the horse’s neck. It starts from the spinous p ...
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Facial nerve paralysis is a pathological condition characterized by weakening or complete loss of functions of the facial muscles on the affected side. Causes The main ca ...
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Esophagojejunostomy is a surgical operation in which a connection (anastomosis) is made of the esophagus (esophagus) with the initial part of the small intestine (jejunum ...
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Elastic bougie is a flexible bougie made of non-metallic materials (polymers, silk or cotton fabric coated with waterproof resins and varnishes). The main advantage of el ...
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Chachava-Vashakidze Vacuum Extractor: History and Application The Chachava-Vashakidze vacuum extractor is a medical device developed by Soviet obstetricians-gynecologists ...
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Traube Space: what is it and how is it used in medicine? Traube's space, also known as the lunate space, is an important medical term that was coined by the German physic ...
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