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A sinuous channel present within each nasal cavity, positioned beneath the middle nasal concha, and spanning across the entire upper edge of the inferior nasal concha.  

In the context of medical conditions, there are instances where individuals with secondary syphilis, particularly those who are HIV-positive, may experience the development of ulcerated and necrotic skin tissue. These areas of skin damage and decay represent a manifestation of secondary syphilis and commonly occur in individuals with concurrent HIV infection. Recognizing the occurrence of…

A category of medications that operate by eliminating cells and inhibiting the immune response.  

A specialized cesarean section procedure is performed wherein the infant is delivered from the uterus, but instead of immediately cutting the umbilical cord, it is left intact until after the surgery. This particular approach is employed to address congenital defects that obstruct the air passage of the newborn.  

Evidence-based medicine refers to treatments that are widely accepted and practiced by the mainstream medical community, based on scientific research, clinical expertise, and patient outcomes.  

The term used to describe inflammation of the vagina resulting from a bacterial infection.  

An avian disease affecting both pet birds and poultry, caused by the bacterium Chlamydia psittaci. This condition is commonly referred to as psittacosis or parrot fever in birds.  

A mode of genetic inheritance in which the defect is carried by a dominant gene located on any chromosome other than the sex chromosomes.  

A disorder resulting from a genetic mutation situated on a chromosome that is not involved in determining an individual’s sex.  

Autologous blood is obtained from the patient and preserved for potential use during surgical procedures as a precautionary measure in the event that a blood transfusion is required.