Butyrometry: Definition and Application Butyrometry, derived from the Greek words "butyron" (animal oil) and "metreo" (to measure, determine), is a method for measuring a ...
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Glipizide: mechanism of action, application and side effects Glipizide is a drug that is widely used to lower blood sugar levels in patients with non-insulin-dependent di ...
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Polypositional Study: A Multidimensional View of Diagnostics In modern medicine, new research methods are constantly being developed aimed at accurately diagnosing diseas ...
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Splanchnoptosis: Prolapse of internal organs and its symptoms Splanchnoptosis, also known as visceroptosis or glenara symptom complex, is a medical condition characterize ...
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Mikulicz-Nikoladoni Resection of the Rectum: History and Application Mikulic-Nikoladoni rectal resection is one of the techniques that is used in rectal surgery to treat ...
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Orgasmic Platform: How it works and what it means for sexual pleasure The orgasm platform, also known as the orgasm cuff, is an innovative tool that can significantly imp ...
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Gurevich ECG Lead System Gurevich ECG lead system is a system for arranging electrodes when recording an electrocardiogram, proposed by the Soviet cardiologist Mikhail Bo ...
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Tonsillogenic leptomeningitis: causes, symptoms and treatment Tonsillogenic leptomeningitis is a rare disease characterized by inflammation of the meninges (meningitis) a ...
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The posterior mediastinum is the part of the lower mediastinum located between the posterior surface of the pericardium and the spine. It contains the following anatomica ...
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