The lumbar vertebrae are five vertebrae located in the lower back between the thoracic spine and the sacrum. These are the largest vertebrae in size, having strong proces ...
Read MoreThyroglobulin is a protein that is synthesized by thyroid cells (thyrocytes). After synthesis, it is released into the cavity of the thyroid follicle, where it undergoes ...
Read MoreTorus palatine: features, causes of appearance and treatment methods The torus palatine, also known as the torus palatinus, is a raised area or bulge on the upper surface ...
Read MoreSacroiliitis is an inflammation of the sacroiliac joint. If the inflammatory process affects both joints, then this is a characteristic symptom of ankylosing spondylitis ...
Read MoreSereysky syndrome, also known as the three-a syndrome, was described by Soviet psychiatrist Mikhail Sereysky in 1926. This syndrome manifests itself in the form of three ...
Read MoreThe source-surface distance is the distance from the source of ionizing radiation in the radiation therapy apparatus to the nearest surface of the irradiated object (pati ...
Read MoreGlass-Boyd method: what it is and how it works The Glass-Boyd method (G.V.J. Glass, American scientist; L.J. Boyd) is a risk assessment method used in the field of projec ...
Read MoreEPIDERMAL GROWTH FACTOR Epidermal growth factor (EGF) is a peptide or protein factor that stimulates the division of epithelial cells. EGF was first isolated from the sal ...
Read MoreInflammation of the Apophysis (Apophysitis): causes, symptoms and treatment Inflammation of the apophysis, also known as apophysitis, is a common disorder of the joints o ...
Read MoreOrthostatic table: a device for conducting an orthostatic test An orthostatic test is a medical research method that is used to assess the body’s response to a change in ...
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