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Read MoreA pressure streak is a 12-15 cm wide stripe on the skin that represents the imprint of a rail or wheel of a rail vehicle. The cause of such a stripe is the prolonged pres ...
Read MoreAsperger's Syndrome Asperger's syndrome is a type of mental disorder that is characterized by social withdrawal, loss of interest in other people, a stilted and pedantic ...
Read MoreThese prefixes indicate a connection with the word "bile". They are often used in medical terms related to bile and biliary tract. Chol- (chol-) comes from the Greek word ...
Read MoreGastric depression is a depression on the lower (visceral) surface of the left lobe of the liver, formed due to the adherence of the stomach. The stomach adjacent to the ...
Read MoreA nephrologist is a medical specialist trained in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of kidney disease. A nephrologist studies kidney function, diagnoses and treats ...
Read MoreTaphophobia: fear of funerals and burials Taphophobia is a pathological fear of funerals and burials. This disorder often manifests itself in people who experience fear o ...
Read MoreGenu varum, also known as O-leg, is a condition in which a person's legs are curved inward in the shape of an O. This condition is also called "knees pointing inward" or ...
Read MorePreisa Method: History and Application The Preussa method is a method of staining biological specimens that was developed by a Hungarian bacteriologist named Gabor Preiss ...
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