Metamerism homonomic Homonomic metamerism is a type of body structure in which all metameres (body segments) are externally similar and perform the same functions. This t ...
Read MoreExcitatory postsynaptic potential (EPSP) is a change in the membrane potential of the postsynaptic cell towards depolarization (approaching the excitation threshold) in r ...
Read MoreAtrophic liver cirrhosis (Hobnail liver) is a chronic progressive disease characterized by damage to the liver parenchyma and stroma with degeneration of liver cells, nod ...
Read MoreOxprenolol is a drug that controls the activity of the heart (see Beta blocker). Used to treat angina, high blood pressure and heart rhythm disorders. Prescribed orally o ...
Read MoreInfectious-Toxic Shock: When toxins become more dangerous than the infection itself Infectious-Toxic Shock (ITS) is a state of acute circulatory failure caused by exposur ...
Read MoreDiscopathy is a disease of the intervertebral discs associated with changes in their structure and composition. The causes of discopathy are metabolic disorders, injuries ...
Read MoreMyelomeningocystocele (myelomeningocystocele; myelo- + anat. meninges meninges + Greek kystis bubble + kele bulging, hernia) is a congenital abnormality of the neural tub ...
Read MoreRadioactive carbon is the common name for a group of radioactive isotopes of carbon with mass numbers ranging from 9 to 15 and half-lives ranging from 0.46 seconds to 573 ...
Read MorePseudopolyarthritis rhizomelica is a disease characterized by damage to the joints of the proximal extremities (shoulder and hip) with the development of their deformatio ...
Read MoreDolinov's symptom is the appearance of pain in the right iliac region during sudden straining or retraction of the abdomen. This is one of the signs of chronic appendicit ...
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