Bipolar disorders (formerly called manic-depressive syndrome) are a group of psychiatric disorders characterised by comprising the two extremes of alternating mood disorders: depression and mania (or a less severe form called hypomania)
Properly dressing a wound is one of the most basic first aid techniques there is. The process remains unchanged regardless of the size or severity of the injury. Whether it's a child's skinned knee or a gunshot wound, the tenets of wound…
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Epilepsy is a clinical manifestation characterised by sudden phenomena with generalised seizures due to an abnormal electrical discharge that is prolonged, affecting groups of nerve cells in both the cerebral cortex and the trunk
When a bone suffers a fracture, under physiological conditions a biological repair process begins, which over time leads to the formation of 'bone callus'.
Bronchial asthma is an obstructive lung disease characterised by the presence of diffuse bronchospasm that, in many cases, appears in response to numerous types of stimuli
The word 'catatonia', pronounced with the accent on the I, derives from the Greek κατά 'under' and τόνος 'tone', and indicates a psychopathological syndrome with a dissociative basis, in which the subject's actions become almost completely…
In medicine, 'hydrocephalus' refers to a condition in which there is an accumulation of cephalorhachid fluid (also called 'CSF') at the level of the cerebral ventricles that dilate