Category: Diseases

What is Kidney Stone Disease? Kidney stone disease is a common disease that tends to be endemic in nature. In the USSR, nephrolithiasis is often found in the Volga and Don basins, in the North

What is Anemia of Pregnancy? Anemia of pregnant women is a condition of the human body, characterized by a decrease in the level of hemoglobin, a decrease in the number of red blood cells, the

What are Genital Malformations? Congenital malformations of the external and internal genitalia make up 1 to 4% of cases of gynecological diseases in children and adolescents. About a third of defects are associated with obstruction

What is Kidney Damage in Myeloma? Kidney damage is regarded as the most frequent clinical, morphological and laboratory (biochemical) manifestation of myeloma and at the same time one of the most severe and prognostically adverse

What is Submucous (Submucous) Uterine Fibroids? In 20-32% of patients, myomatous nodes have submucous localization, which in most cases is an indication for surgical treatment due to pronounced clinical symptoms. Symptoms of Submucous (Submucous) Uterine

What is Subacute Glomerulonephritis? This is a special form of glomerulonephritis, which is characterized by a peculiarity of morphological changes in the kidneys, severe clinical manifestations, a rapidly progressing course, early onset and rapidly increasing

What are Paraovarial Cysts? Paraovarial cysts are located between the leaves of the wide ligament of the uterus. Paraovarial cysts arise from the rudiments of the mesonephral duct, oophoron, as well as from the coelomic

What is Focal Nephritis? Focal nephritis – infectious non-purulent inflammatory nesting diseases of the kidneys, manifested only by changes in the composition of urine. Men are more often sick, people of a young age (20-30

What are Tumor Stroma Tumors (Hormone-active)? Tumor stroma tumors include granulosa-stromal cell tumors (granulosa cell tumor and tecomphibroma group) and androblastomas, tumors that originate from granulosa cells, tech cells, Sertoli cells, Leydig cells and ovarian

What is a Child’s Geographic Language? The child’s geographic language is an inflammatory mucosal disease of the tongue. It appears as follows: on the mucous membrane of the tongue there are sections of desquamation (flaky