Vulpian-Bernhardt muscular atrophy is a progressive neural amyotrophy of the upper limbs, described by the French physiologist and neurologist Vulpian in 1886 and the Ger ...
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Bowen's disease Bowen's disease (also known as Bowen's dyskeratosis, lenticular discoid dyskeratosis) is a precancerous skin disease characterized by the appearance on th ...
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Demyelinating disease: breakdown of myelin in the central nervous system Demyelinating diseases are a group of diseases that are united by a single morphological feature ...
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Parosteal sarcoma: symptoms, causes and treatment Parosteal sarcoma, also known as parosteal osteoma, is a rare form of malignant tumor that arises from osteoblasts, the ...
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Median sulcus posterior, also known as sulcus medianus posterior, pna, bna; The sulcus medianus dorsalis, jna, is an important anatomical structure of the human brain. It ...
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Votchala Plethysmograph: history of invention and application in medicine Votchala Plethysmograph (1895-1971) - Soviet therapist who became famous thanks to his invention ...
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Cholestyramine is a drug that binds to bile salts so that they are more easily excreted from the body. It is prescribed orally to reduce the irritating effects of these s ...
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The Efendiev method is a surgical method for treating gastric and duodenal ulcers, developed by the Soviet surgeon Fedor Abdulkhakimovich Efendiev (1909-1963). The essenc ...
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Muller's narrowing of the pulmonary trunk: what is it and how is it treated? Mullerian narrowing of the pulmonary trunk is a disease in which narrowing of the artery of t ...
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Infectious bulbar palsy: symptoms, causes and treatment Infectious bulbar palsy, also known as bulbar palsy, is a rare but serious condition that can lead to problems wit ...
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