![Stenonov Channel [N. Stenon (Stensen, Stenonius), 1638-1686, Danish Anatomist and Physiolo]](/assets/images/post5.webp "Stenonov Channel [N. Stenon (Stensen, Stenonius), 1638-1686, Danish Anatomist and Physiolo]")
Stenon's canal (also known as Stenon's duct or ductal canal) is an anatomical structure in the jaw that plays an important role in the process of digestion. Named after N ...
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Gunter's glossitis. Gunther's glossitis, also known as Gunther's tongue or Mellergunther's glossitis, is a special form of communication developed by an English physician ...
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Echoosteoscope: a new tool for diagnosing bone diseases An echoosteoscope is a new instrument that is used to diagnose bone diseases. The name of the instrument comes fro ...
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Hysterograph: description, operating principle and application A hysterograph is a medical device used to measure the pressure inside the uterus. It is one of the types o ...
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Macroglossia II (Pachyglossia) is an abnormal thickening of the tongue. This rare condition is characterized by abnormal growth of muscle tissue in the tongue, causing it ...
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Medical cardiac defibrillation (d. cordis medicamentosa) is a method of restoring normal heart rhythm with the help of medications. It is used for certain types of arrhyt ...
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A polyhybrid cross is a cross in which individuals differ in the alleles of several genes. In polyhybrid crossing, traits controlled by different genes are combined. For ...
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Heine-Medina disease (obsolete; J. Heine, 1800-1879, German orthopedic surgeon; K. O. Medin, 1847-1927, Swedish pediatrician) - polio, spinal infantile paralysis. This is ...
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