Kauda syndrome (also called cauda syndrome) refers to a bruising of the nerves in the cauda equina region. It is often accompanied by a severe disc herniation and requires immediate action when typical symptoms occur to decompress the bruised nerves and avert worse consequences such as paralysis. What is cauda syndrome? Kauda syndrome refers to … Kauda Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
The plant Kava Kava (Piper Methysticum) is a medicinal plant that has a tradition in the South Seas passed down for thousands of years. Its use is varied; it goes from medicine to stimulant. Kava kava is used as a drink in ceremonies and offered to guests as a welcome drink. Kava kava bars, where … Kava Kava: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
The cricoarytaenoideus lateralis muscle is a muscle of the larynx. It belongs to the internal laryngeal muscles. Through it, the closure of the glottis is made possible. What is the cricoarytaenoideus lateralis muscle? For speech and voice formation, the human organism requires a larynx and various coordinated modules. At the upper end of the throat … Lateral Cricoarytaenoid Muscle: Structure, Function & Diseases
Pallister-Killian syndrome is a hereditary disease that leads to various anatomical abnormalities. In Germany and surrounding countries, only 38 cases of the syndrome are currently known. Thus, Pallister-Killian syndrome is a very rare disease. What is Pallister-Killian syndrome? Pallister-Killian syndrome, also called Teschler-Nicola syndrome or tetrasomy 12p mosaic, is a genetically inherited disorder. The syndrome … Pallister-Killian Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Heart stumbles are so-called extrasystoles that originate in the atrium or ventricle of the heart. Although they are generally harmless in a structurally healthy heart and – except in cases of great suffering – do not require treatment, the heart sensations perceived as skips or stumbles trigger uncertainty or anxiety in many people. If a … Home Remedies for Heart Palpitations
The bulbous calf chervil belongs to the umbelliferous family. Visually, it resembles meadow chervil. Its turnip-like root is a little-known gourmet vegetable. It is also known as chervil beet. Other names are: Bulbous Chervil, Turnip Chervil or Turnip Calf Chervil, and Earth Chestnut. Here’s what you should know about bulbous calf chervil. The turnip-like root … Bulbous Calf Goiter: Intolerance & Allergy
The joint capsules of our body are an important component for all movements. They are made of connective tissue and surround all our joints. Inside it is the joint cavity, which is filled with synovial fluid. Joint capsules are mainly responsible for the stability and lubrication of joints. What is a joint capsule? Every joint … Joint Capsule: Structure, Function & Diseases
Fenofibrate is, among other fibrates, a variation of clofibric acid. Thereby, it belongs to the lipid-lowering agents like nicotinic acids as well as statins. An increased level of triglycerides is the main spectrum of action of fenofibrate. A cholesterol-lowering effect is less characteristic here, but still present. What is fenofibrate? Fenofibrate (chemical name: 2-[4-(4-chlorobenzoyl)phenoxy]-2-methylpropionic acid … Fenofibrate: Effects, Uses & Risks
The pinna is the outer part of the ear, which is individually shaped in each person. It has both functionally important and non-functional parts (for example, earlobe). Diseases of the auricles are often the result of mechanical action, injury, piercings, insect bites, or surgery. What is an auricle? The auricle identifies the externally visible part … Auricle: Structure, Function & Diseases
Stretch marks are recognizable stripes on the skin. Although commonly known in the form of stretch marks, men also have stretch marks. What are stretch marks? Typically, stretch marks occur mainly on very stressed tissues; this is true of the tissues of the hips, buttocks, abdomen and upper arms, among others. In medicine, stretch marks … Stretch Marks: Causes, Treatment & Help
Fibrocytes are part of the connective tissue. They are normally in a resting state and have irregular projections that join with the projections of other fibrocytes to give connective tissue three-dimensional strength. When needed, such as after mechanical injury, fibrocytes can “awaken” from their dormancy and revert to fibroblasts by dividing to synthesize components of … Fibrocyte: Structure, Function & Diseases
Olive is the name given to the fruit of the olive tree, which was already cultivated as a useful plant in the 4th millennium BC. On the one hand, it finds importance in the economy, but on the other hand, it is also used in cooking and medicine. Occurrence and cultivation of the olive The … Olive: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
