In every third to fourth spontaneous birth, as well as in forceps or suction-cup births, the woman giving birth suffers a so-called perineal tear: The tissue between the anus and the vagina is stretched so much by the pressure of the baby during the expulsion phase that it can tear. This birth injury occurs in … Perineal Rupture: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
The rotator cuff refers to a muscle group of the shoulder. It is of great importance for the mobility and stability of the shoulder joint. What is the rotator cuff? The rotator cuff is also known as the muscle-tendon cap. This refers to an important muscle group in the shoulder that includes a total of … Rotator Cuff: Structure, Function & Diseases
The sternohyoid muscle is a muscle that is part of the human skeletal musculature. Its path runs from the chin down to the sternum. It belongs to the hyoid muscles. What is the sternohyoid muscle? The sternohyoid muscle is called the sterno hyoid muscle. Its shape is narrow and its pathway runs vertically along the … Sternohyoid Muscle: Structure, Function & Diseases
Introduction The treatment of a carious tooth can be done in different ways depending on the extent and depth of the defect. Small carious defects usually require only a simple tooth filling with the help of plastic filling materials (e.g. plastic), which are introduced into the cavity in a liquid state and then cured. In … Gold inlay
Costs The price of a dental restoration with a gold inlay is made up of various individual values. For this reason, it is not possible to indicate a flat-rate total price. However, it is important for the patient to note that a gold inlay is a so-called private service. This means that statutory health insurance … Costs | Gold inlay
Aftercare The gold inlay is normally fully resilient within a short time after insertion. To avoid irritations and minimize the risks of an inlay filling, however, it is advisable to observe a few basic rules within the first hours after the gold inlay has been glued in. Ideally, no food should be consumed within the … Aftercare | Gold inlay
Pain below a gold inlay Pain under an inlay usually indicates an underlying caries. Those affected often describe the pain as pulling and noticeable throughout the tooth. Irritations like cold, heat, acid or sharpness often intensify the toothache enormously. It can also happen that the tooth itself breaks, e.g. due to incorrectly acting chewing forces. … Pain below a gold inlay | Gold inlay
Synonyms in a broader sense Synonyms: Latin name: Genus: Stinging nettle plants Please also note our topic in the homeopathic use of the stinging nettle as Urtica. – Hair Nettle Hemp Nettle Thunderbug Interest Big nobles Tissel Goutweed or Nettle Urtica dioica or Urtica urens Explanation/Definition The medicinal plant nettle has a long tradition today. … Nettle
Therapy and areas of application The medical effectiveness of preparations made from nettle leaves or nettle roots has been confirmed in many studies. The healing effect in arthritis and rheumatism comes from the ingredient of the nettle leaves of the large nettle, which inhibits the formation of inflammatory substances. The caffeoyl malic acid and unsaturated … Therapy and areas of application | Nettle
Combination with other medicinal plants Stinging nettle leaves or stinging nettle roots are a popular component of tea mixtures with diuretic, “blood cleansing” effects, for rheumatism, degenerative joint diseases, kidney or gallstones. Example of a tea mixture: nettle leaves 20.0 g dandelion root with cabbage 20.0 g horsetail 10.0 g birch leaves 5.0 g rose … Combination with other medicinal plants | Nettle
Definition A cerebellar infarction (cerebellum) is a stroke in the cerebellum, which is caused by the occlusion of the arteries supplying the brain or bleeding from them. The vessels originate from the vertebral artery (Arteria vertebralis) and the basilar artery (Arteria basilaris). The vertebral and basilar arteries with their branches form the posterior circulation for … Cerebellar infarction
Closure of the PICA PICA is the abbreviation for the lower posterior cerebellar artery with the Latin name Arteria inferior posterior cerebelli. It originates from the basilar artery, which is formed by the fusion of the two vertebral arteries. The PICA supplies the lower (caudal) part of the cerebellum, where it releases two smaller branches … Closure of the PICA | Cerebellar infarction