Parietal pleura: functions and structural features The parietal pleura, also known as the parietal pleura, is one of two layers of the pleura that surrounds the lungs. Th ...
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Transplantology is a field of medicine that studies the transplantation (transplantation) of organs and tissues from one person to another. Transplantation has become pos ...
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Corneal marginal ectatic dystrophy (Dystrophia corneae marginalis ectatica) is a rare eye disease that is characterized by gradual thinning and protrusion of the peripher ...
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Radiation safety is an important component of modern life. This is a system of measures aimed at eliminating or limiting the impact of sources of ionizing radiation on pe ...
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Anthracotic pneumosclerosis is a rare lung disease characterized by the development of fibrosis (scarring) of the lung tissue as a result of inhalation of coal dust. The ...
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Carrion's disease Carriona disease is an infectious disease caused by the bacteria Bartonella bacilliformis. It is characterized by fever, anemia and hemorrhagic skin ras ...
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Vacuum pasteurization: An effective method of milk disinfection Pasteurization is one of the most common methods of milk disinfection. This process involves heating milk ...
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Hypoglycemic coefficient: what it is and how it works The hypoglycemic ratio, also known as the Rafalsky coefficient, is an important indicator used to assess glycemic co ...
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Endoaneurysmoraphy is an innovative surgical operation that allows you to eliminate a defect in the vascular wall due to a traumatic aneurysm. The term "endoaneurysmoraph ...
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Hypertropia: definition, causes and treatment Hypertropia is a medical term that describes an increase in the size of an organ or tissue in the body. This may occur due t ...
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