Posts about medicine
High-risk problems: Infectious cellulitis
Infectious cellulitis is a concerning bacterial skin infection, usually caused by streptococci or staphylococci. It may seem like a mild disorder but can become very serious.
High-risk problems: Infectious cellulitis
Infectious cellulitis is a concerning bacterial skin infection, usually caused by streptococci or staphylococci. It may seem like a mild disorder but can become very serious.
What is a bacterial translocation?
We explore the intriguing world of bacteria and focus on bacterial translocation, a phenomenon where bacteria move from their natural habitat, causing serious infections.
What is a bacterial translocation?
We explore the intriguing world of bacteria and focus on bacterial translocation, a phenomenon where bacteria move from their natural habitat, causing serious infections.
5 uses of radiotherapy that you didn't know about
Although its best-known application is for the treatment of cancer, we tell you 5 alternative uses of radiotherapy for other types of ailments.
5 uses of radiotherapy that you didn't know about
Although its best-known application is for the treatment of cancer, we tell you 5 alternative uses of radiotherapy for other types of ailments.
Acute compartment syndrome, Lost TV series and Viagra
Compartment syndrome is a serious and life-threatening condition, especially when it results from an accident or severe trauma.
Acute compartment syndrome, Lost TV series and Viagra
Compartment syndrome is a serious and life-threatening condition, especially when it results from an accident or severe trauma.
Why do we sleep less as we get older?
Why do we sleep less as we age, if when we age, we are more tired?
Why do we sleep less as we get older?
Why do we sleep less as we age, if when we age, we are more tired?
Pathognomonic signs: Definition and 13 examples
A pathognomonic sign is enough to diagnose a disease: if it appears, there is no doubt about the disorder the patient suffers from.
Pathognomonic signs: Definition and 13 examples
A pathognomonic sign is enough to diagnose a disease: if it appears, there is no doubt about the disorder the patient suffers from.