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Review Symptom

May-28-24

Revillot's sign, also known as split eye squinting, is a neurological symptom described by Swiss physician Louis Revillot in 1885. The essence of the symptom is that when ...

Ephaps

May-28-24

Ephaps: what is it and how does it work? Ephaps is a term that comes from the Greek words ep- and hapsis, meaning touch or contact. In a modern context, the term is used ...

Alcohols

May-28-24

Alcohols are a class of organic compounds in which a hydroxyl group (-OH) replaces a hydrogen atom in a hydrocarbon. In alcoholic beverages, alcohol is ethyl alcohol (eth ...

Retrogeny

May-28-24

Retrogeny: A Turn to the Past In today's society, where technology is constantly advancing and innovation is becoming an integral part of our daily lives, there is a desi ...

Pleurolobectomy

May-28-24

Pleurolobectomy: basic principles and indications Pleurolobectomy is a surgical procedure that is used to treat various lung diseases such as lung cancer, mesothelioma an ...

Shunt

May-28-24

A shunt is a connecting pathway that connects two anatomical cavity structures in the body and allows fluid to flow from one structure to another. The shunt may be a cong ...

Output Dose

May-28-24

Exit Dose: How to measure radiation at the surface of the body When we talk about radiation and its effects on health, one of the important concepts is "dose." Radiation ...

Antihelix (Antihelix, Anthelix)

May-28-24

Antihelix (Antihelix, Anthelix): Elevation on the inside of the auricle, parallel to the helix The appearance of the pinna is one of the most unique and varied features o ...

Pathological Process

May-28-24

Pathological process A pathological process is a sequence of reactions that naturally occurs in the body to the damaging effect of a pathogenic factor. The pathological p ...

Preepiglottic Space

May-28-24

The preepiglottic space is the space between the contour of the epiglottis and the anterior contour of the neck on a lateral radiograph. This space is of great importance ...

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