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A biopsy is performed by employing delicate instruments to accurately pinpoint areas of anomalous growth for tissue sampling.  

Stereopsis, also known as depth perception, refers to the visual capacity to perceive three-dimensional space. To experience this phenomenon, an individual must possess binocular vision.  

A neurological disorder characterized by a state of unchanged condition without any progression or deterioration.  

A framework designed to evaluate the extent of cancer’s dissemination from its primary location has been devised to assist healthcare professionals in formulating optimal treatment strategies for the condition.  

Delicate and flattened cells are present in stacked arrangements or membranous layers that envelop various surfaces, including the skin, blood vessels, and esophagus linings.  

An ailment characterized by the inflammation of the joints connecting the spinal bones as well as the joints linking the spine and the pelvis.  

Helical CT, also known as spiral CT, enables the seamless acquisition of x-ray images in a complete 360-degree rotation.  

Within the realm of epidemiology, the intermittent transfer of a disease-causing agent from a reservoir species to a species that is not typically a reservoir.  

A distinctive atypical waveform observed in the electroencephalogram, which serves as a prominent indicator of a region with the capacity to initiate a seizure.  

The component of the seminal fluid that possesses the ability to initiate fertilization of the female egg.