Commissural nerve tracts are nerve fibers that connect the right and left hemispheres of the brain. They ensure the exchange of information between the hemispheres and th ...
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Lymphogranulomatosis is a group of diseases similar in clinical manifestations to lymphogranulomatosis. These are chronic systemic diseases of unknown etiology, character ...
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The trapezoid bone is one of the bones of the wrist, located between the second metacarpal bone and the scaphoid bone. On the lateral side it connects with the Trapezium ...
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Excretory ducts are channels that serve to remove urine from the excretory canaliculi into the cloaca or bladder. They play an important role in the process of removing w ...
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The Alarm Clock symptom is a type of diarrhea that occurs only at night or in the morning. Such diarrhea is often observed with giardiasis, a parasitic intestinal disease ...
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Gombeau-Philippe triangle: description and application The Gombault-Philippe triangle is one of the medical terms that was named after two French scientists: F. A. A. Gom ...
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A dental chair is a special chair designed for patients during treatment and procedures in a dental office. Main features of the dental chair: The chair is equipped wit ...
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Geography of Longevity: where the longest-livers live Longevity is living a long and healthy life, which is becoming increasingly relevant in our time. Scientific researc ...
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Rogerian therapy is a type of psychotherapy in which the doctor refrains from telling the patient what he should do, but only concentrates his attention on creating an en ...
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