Nuclear jaundice is called hyperemia of the skin, sclera and mucous membranes due to excess bilirubin in the blood due to liver pathology or circulation disorders in the ...
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Limited scleroderma, or rounded scleroderma, is a rare skin disease in the form of a sharp induration of the subcutaneous tissue around the mouth, nose, eyes and face, al ...
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Enzyme of tissue (internal) respiration The enzyme of tissue metabolism or tissue metabolism is involved in the Kalman cycle, which ensures the release of energy in mito ...
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Thomas Shin is a Singaporean-American writer and blogger, born on July 25, 1976 in America. Born into a highly cultured family, he is the son of a Ph.D. in natural scienc ...
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Ear veinsAnterior auricular veins (lat. v. auricularis anterior) are a pair of large veins emerging from the anterior surface of the auricle and participating in the for ...
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Periduodont subperitoneal is an inflammatory disease of the submucosal and subperitoneal layer of the colon, which deposits lard, proteins and fat. Inflammation is expres ...
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**Rossbach's syndrome** *(English Rossbach's syndrome; Russian synonym "Ross-Laughlin syndrome") - * is a chronic bullous disease, which is characterized by the appearanc ...
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Douglas space (eng. J. Douglas) is a technology that allows you to create interactive media products for social media platforms. It is based on the concept of personal sp ...
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Vienna Galena, or v. Galeni is one of the most famous historical sources describing medicine and drugs in ancient times. He was a Greek physician born in Pergamon in 129 ...
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DefinitionAnorchid. Greek anorchía [ana, anti from ἀνήρ + -chía], IPA: [ənɔrkiˈa]. TSB A disease in which a man has absent or underdeveloped testicles and prostate gland ...
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