An aortic aneurysm carries many risks. Various behavioral measures can help prevent an aortic aneurysm in advance.

Fears are a natural part of human emotion. Everyone has them and everyone needs them in order to be able to react advantageously in dangerous situations. If they get out of hand, however, it is a question of pathological forms of fear (anxiety

Medically speaking, the back plays a big role as it is often the starting point for pain. In fact, back pain has become a widespread disease. Almost 90% of the population suffer from pain occasionally or regularly.

High-frequency surgery is an operative procedure for cutting tissue, coagulating vessels or necrotizing various biological structures. The method has many advantages over standardized procedures and

All processes of the formation of new blood vessels that take place in the organism of an adult person are summarized as vascularization, especially angiogenesis. The neovascularization, on the other hand, is rather pathological and therefore pathological

The Holt-Oram syndrome is a malformation syndrome that is primarily associated with heart defects and anomalies of the thumbs and is caused by a mutation. In most cases, the causative mutation occurs sporadically and thus corresponds to a new mutation

Inflammations in the mouth are very annoying and affect the general well-being of people. Anyone can be affected at times. However, they are particularly common in older people and young children.

Cryptitis is an inflammatory disease affecting the human rectum. It is particularly caused by problems with bowel movements, which lead to inflammation of the anal papillae. It can later develop into an infection of the anal gland itself

The term conditioning comes from the field of psychology. A distinction is made here between classic conditioning and instrumental or operant conditioning.

The transfer RNA is a short-chain RNA which is composed of 70 to 95 nucleobases and, in the two-dimensional view, has a clover-like structure with 3 to 4 loops.

Phoniatrics is a separate medical specialty, which until 1993 was a branch of ear, nose and throat medicine (ENT). Phoniatrics deals with the issues of hearing, voice and language disorders as well as swallowing difficulties and is very important

More or less violent effects on the musculoskeletal system, which includes muscles, tendons, fascia and joints, represent sprains, contusions and strains. A sprain can only occur in joints. Preferred is the foot and