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Would be-

Sep-13-23

Bi is Bi (more precisely, the letter “bi”) is a linguistic concept that is one of the basic elements of speech, phonemes. This concept combines phonemes that have two d ...

Hyperhidrosis Local

Sep-13-23

Local hyperhidrosisThis is a local significant increase in sweating, when sweat appears only in some areas of the body, and not over the entire surface of the skin. In t ...

Aortalgia

Sep-13-23

Coronary aortic disease is a chronic disease characterized by destructive and inflammatory changes in the aorta, clinically manifested by attacks of severe pain in the he ...

Otoanthritis

Sep-13-23

Otoanthritis is an inflammation of the mucous membrane of the middle ear, characterized not only by the presence of discharge from the ear canal, but also by the transfer ...

Longevity

Sep-13-23

Longevity is a person’s ability to maintain health and vitality over a long period of time. Currently, it is one of the most pressing topics in the field of medicine and ...

Azotemia Extrarenal

Sep-13-23

What is extrarenal azotemia? Azotemia - increased nitrogen content in the blood. Nitrogen is not excreted from the body (impaired kidney function). This azotemia is ca ...

Papillary tumor

Sep-13-23

Papillary skin tumor, also known as papilloma, is a benign tumor that can occur on human skin or mucous membranes. It usually appears as a nipple-shaped growth of skin or ...

Artery of the Tympanic Cavity

Sep-13-23

The artery of the tympanic cavity (Latin: Arteírium cavítas tympaní: cavia-adjective, referring to cavy (oval pit in the skull), and tmapni, pit) is one of the arteries o ...

Collection Brusniver

Sep-13-23

Collection BrusniverBrusniver collection is a medicinal collection of medicinal herbs that is used to treat various diseases, such as colds, flu, cystitis, bladder disea ...

Burkitt's Lymphosarcoma

Sep-13-23

Lymphatic granulomatous tumor is a malignant tumor with extracutaneous growth. Intracavitary lesions are rare, although they are sometimes accompanied by exanthematous or ...

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