Many people are disgusted and negative about parasitic diseases and infections. However, it is helminths, which are parasites from the animal kingdom, that are among the ...
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Cellulitis is an acute purulent inflammation of the tissue and superficial soft tissues, accompanied by restriction of movement of the affected area. In most cases, phle ...
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Iontophoresis began to be used in medicine more than a hundred years ago. At first, procedures were carried out using electric current and even small baths of water. Afte ...
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Phlebotonography or phlebotonogram is a graphic image that reflects changes in the veins, and also reflects the condition of the valves and vessel walls. This is a powerf ...
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Alt-tuberculin Koch is a more modern version of the old tuberculin, which was developed by the famous German bacteriologist Koch. This drug is actively used in the diagn ...
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Demographic old age is a topic that has aroused interest and discussion in society for more than one century. Currently, this problem is becoming increasingly urgent due ...
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A cleft lunate is a structural feature of the perineum that is formed as a result of insufficient development of the symphysis pubis and the muscle connecting the pelvis ...
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Rickettsiae, or rickettsial bacteria, are primarily obligate intracellular parasites, meaning they cannot grow and reproduce outside the cells of the host. They are widel ...
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Osteoartopathy is a condition in which pathological changes in the cartilage, articular tissues and muscles occur in the joints. This disease is associated with age-relat ...
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**Sinus nodes** are cardiomyocyte fibers within the walls of the atria of the heart that produce impulses to coordinate heart contractions. These impulses are generated s ...
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