The coelom is a cavity that appears during the development of the embryo of many animals. It is formed between two layers of mesoderm - inner and outer. As the embryo dev ...
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The petrous part of the temporal bone (lat. pars petrosa ossis temporalis, pna, bna) is one of the parts of the temporal bone of the skull. It is a pyramidal bony structu ...
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Oculogyric (from Latin oculus - eye + ancient Greek gyros - circular) is a term denoting eye movements caused by or in some way related to their activity. Oculogyric move ...
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Fibrinokinases: Key enzymes in the blood clotting system Introduction Fibrinokinases are important proteolytic enzymes that play a key role in the blood clotting system. ...
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Vasomotor nerve fibers (synonym - vasomotor nerve fibers) are thin nerve fibers that innervate the smooth muscles of blood vessels. They regulate vascular tone and lumen, ...
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Perio-oophoritis: causes, symptoms and treatment Perio-oophoritis is an inflammatory disease that occurs in the tissues surrounding the ovaries in women. It can occur in ...
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Intracapsular accommodation of the eye: what is it? Ocular accommodation is the ability of the eye to change the shape of its optical elements to focus on different objec ...
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Adenomatous polyp (lat. polypus adenomatosus) is a benign neoplasm of glandular origin, which is a protrusion of the mucous membrane, covered with multi-row columnar epit ...
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A microphotography is a photograph of a microobject obtained using microphotography. Microphotography allows you to obtain enlarged photographic images of very small ob ...
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Pleurography: the essence of the method and its application Pleurography is a method for examining the pulmonary pleura, which is used to diagnose various diseases of the ...
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