Diuretic substances – physiological and pharmacological properties, main mechanisms of action. Classifications of diuretics. Bioavailability of drugs. The concept of “the ...
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Atrial fibrillation (arrhythmia) is a heart rhythm disorder in which the heart contracts at an abnormal rhythm. This is one of the most common types of arrhythmia. During ...
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The ovarian tube, also called the ovarian artery, is a large artery that arises from the abdominal cavity and branches into smaller ones, supplying the ovaries with blood ...
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A duodenal fistula is a pathological anastomosis that connects the cavity of the duodenum with the external environment, most often with the peritoneal cavity. It can occ ...
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Capillary bronchitis - what is it? Capellial bronchitis (in anatomy according to the author of this pathology) is an inflammatory disease that affects the wall of the br ...
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Operating pneumothorax is the accumulation of air or other gas in the pleural cavity. This type of surgery is performed as part of a comprehensive treatment for combined ...
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The term "dismemberment" comes from the word "partial" and refers to the division of a human or animal body (corpse) into several parts due to an accident or crime. This ...
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The rhabdosphinx is a muscle on the other side of the anus, in common parlance it is the weekend sphinker. This small muscle lump serves as the last link in the path of e ...
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A tumor (English: “Osteosarcoma”, “skeletal sarcoma”) is a malignant tumor originating from bone cells or blood vessels located in it. Most bone cancer affects children a ...
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