Category: M

A psychological condition characterized by the coexistence of depressive and manic symptoms within an individual’s mental state.  

The mitral valve is made up of two valve leaflets (the anteromedial leaflet and the posterolateral leaflet) and a ring around the valve, known as the mitral valve annulus. The orientation of the two leaflets resembles a bishop’s miter, which is where the valve receives its name.  

A medication utilized in conjunction with mifepristone to induce contractions of the uterus, facilitating the expulsion of its contents.  

The quantity of UVA radiation that elicits a consistent reddening of the skin 72 hours subsequent to the ingestion of a psoralen compound. This dosage establishes the initial threshold for PUVA (Psoralen plus UVA) treatment.  

The minimal dosage of UVB radiation that induces erythema, a reddening of the skin, after a 24-hour period following exposure. This dose serves as the initial treatment threshold for UVB light therapies.  

The grafting procedure involving the transfer of a limited quantity of hair follicles, sometimes as few as one to three individual hairs, to a designated area for transplantation.  

A form of migraine agony, commonly referred to as cluster headache, characterized by intense episodes of pain that target the eye and frontal region on a singular side of the visage.  

The inferior of the dual slender osseous projections on the ethmoid bone, situated along the side wall of each nasal cavity, serving as a partition between the uppermost and middle passageways within the nose.  

Microdecompression refers to a minimally invasive surgical procedure known as minimally invasive spinal surgery (MISS), employed for the purpose of removing a spinal disk.  

Minuscule specks of such diminutive size that they elude tactile perception. These specks hold significant value as indicators of cancer, visible on ultrasound and mammogram scans.