Поиск
HALLUX VALGUS IN CHILDREN
. The classification helps the orthopedist choose the corrective method and understand the severity of the limb's arch and axis deformity. During the consultation, the doctor assesses whether the deformity is flexible (correctable) or more fixed, as well ...
TREATMENT OF MENIERE'S DISEASE
. Etiology and pathogenesis The primary mechanism of Ménière's disease is endolymphatic hydrops. Endolymph accumulates within the membranous labyrinth, increasing pressure in the inner ear structures. The vestibular system begins transmitting inconsistent ...
INDIBA THERAPY
. Through controlled RF exposure, INDIBA has a comprehensive effect on the skin and underlying structures. Lifting effect: tightens the facial contours, reduces the appearance of wrinkles, and improves contour definition. Improved skin quality: increased ...
TORCH INFECTIONS – CHICKENPOX, RUBELLA, HERPES, CYTOMEGALOVIRUS
. The purpose of the examination is to determine whether the woman has previously encountered these infections and whether she has immunity, as well as to rule out an active phase of the disease before conception or in early pregnancy. The TORCH test helps ...
RED BLOOD CELLS IN A COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT (RBC, ER, ER)
. The primary and vital function of blood is accomplished by the circulation of red blood cells. These cells contain the protein hemoglobin, which can bind oxygen where it is most concentrated (i.e., in the lungs) and release it where oxygen is depleted ( ...
ALBUMIN (ALB) IN A BIOCHEMICAL BLOOD TEST
. Causes of low albumin (hypoalbuminemia) A decrease in albumin levels is more common than an increase and often indicates serious disorders in the body. Main reasons: Liver diseases: cirrhosis, chronic hepatitis, severe liver damage (decreased protein ...
PLATELET COUNT (PLT)
. The body's ability to maintain hemostasis, i.e., prevent excessive blood loss, is directly dependent on PLT levels. Normally, their levels range from 180-320 x 109/L. A decrease in this indicator (thrombocytopenia) can lead to hypocoagulation and ...