In this post, we will be discussing the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for Zollinger-Ellison Syndrome (ZES). We’ll also be taking a closer look at the latest research and advances in the field. Whether you’re a patient, a family member, or a healthcare professional, we hope you’ll find this information useful and informative. So, let’s […]
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In this article, we will answer the question “What are the 12 cranial nerves?” We will also talk about the origin, anatomy, list of names in orders, and functions of 12 cranial nerves. What are Cranial Nerves? Cranial nerves are the bundle of paired nerves that connect your brain with your body. These nerves divide
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Why are my ears ringing? What causes constant ringing in the ear or tinnitus? Are you one of the many million people who hear ringing, roaring, buzzing, hissing, or clicking sounds in one ear or both with no external source? We have answers to all these questions as today’s topic is all about ringing in
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Today’s topic is all about Most Common Medical Abbreviations and Acronyms. Stay connected. Most Common Medical Abbreviations and Acronyms with full forms Health care professionals commonly use medical abbreviations, acronyms, or mnemonics as a reference to search and record information rapidly and accurately. They also use medical abbreviations to give instructions to their patients. As
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All about Trochlea in the human body: Trochlea in Humerus, in Femur, in Superior Oblique Muscle in Eye, and many more. Stay connected. Definition In medicine, the trochlea is defined as an anatomical structure that resembles a pully or grooved structure. The term “trochlea” is derived from a Latin word that means “case or shear
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Today’s topic is all about Pronator Drift Test or Pyramidal/ Palmar/Arm Drift Test: Assessment, Causes, and Interpretation. Stay connected Pronator Drift Pronator drift is a popular term in medicine. Also known as pyramidal drift or Barré sign, Pronator drift denotes a pathological sign observed during a neurological test or examination. It can also be employed
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All about Lines of Zahn in arterial thrombus: introduction to thrombus, types, location of Lines of Zahn, its causes, microscopic structures. Thrombus A thrombus is a clotted mass of blood that forms in a vessel and remains there. It can occur anywhere in the cardiovascular system. Unlike thrombus, embolus travels from the site where if
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All about VITAMINS ABCDEK Mnemonic and VINDICATE Mnemonic for differential diagnosis of any medical conditions. Differential Diagnosis for Any Conditions Differential diagnosis is defined as a method of analyzing a patient’s history and examinations to arrive at the final diagnosis. The main purpose of differential diagnosis is to distinguish a particular disease or condition from
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How to memorize amino acids? Is there any easy way to remember 20 amino acids? Today’s topic introduces some tricks to remembering all amino acids and their classifications. All about Nonessential and Essential Amino Acids Mnemonic, Polarity of Amino Acids, Ketogenic Amino Acids Mnemonic & Glucogenic Amino Acids Mnemonics. What are Amino Acids? Amino acids
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What is the easiest way to remember all the wrist bones or carpal bones in order? Today’s topic is all about the carpal bones mnemonic or wrist bones mnemonics. Stay connected. How Many Carpal Bones Are There? There are 8 short bones that connect the forearm and the hand. These bones are known as carpals
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