Congenital contracture in medicine is called contracture, which consists of a persistent deviation of the hand or finger in the direction of their shortening, occurring b ...
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Krause's stomach, also known as the gastric or glandular body, was discovered by German anatomist Wilhelm Joseph Fritz Krause (W. J. F. Krause) in 1862. He described this ...
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Gnatostats are orthopedic devices designed to protect teeth from pathological changes and reduce pain in cases where permanent or temporary removal of dentures is require ...
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"Ependyma is one of the most ancient and mysterious parts of the brain. Until recently, it was considered another unidentified element of the brain, but now we know much ...
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PsychoactivatorsPsychoactivation is the increase in brain activity and performance through the use of various chemicals called psychostimulants, or psychoactives. When us ...
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Bismuth nephropathy (NB)Vismur nephropathy is a rare incurable chronic disease caused by copper poisoning. It can lead to severe consequences for the kidneys and the ent ...
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Ketamine is one of the most sought after and studied opioid drugs used to induce anesthesia in patients. The main area of application of ketamine is emergency medicine ...
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**Olfactory Nerve Syndrome** is a collective concept that unites clinical conditions that arise as a result of damage to the olfactory system. The olfactory nerve transmi ...
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An adrenergic agonist is a stimulant substance that increases the strength and frequency of heart contractions, promoting vasodilation.\n\nThese drugs are intended to st ...
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