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A gathering of fluid that seeps from an inadequately sealed or tied vas deferens. Typically, the fluid dissipates naturally, but if needed, it can be drained.  

A delayed occurrence in PV resulting in the malfunction of the bone marrow and the onset of profound anemia.  

Previously recognized as speech therapy, this field encompasses the exploration and therapeutic intervention pertaining to human communication, encompassing its evolution and abnormalities.  

Goal-oriented therapy, also known as solution-focused therapy, is a therapeutic approach that places emphasis on concrete objectives and future-oriented direction rather than dwelling extensively on past experiences. In this form of therapy, the focus is primarily on identifying and working towards specific goals that the individual desires to achieve. By exploring the individual’s strengths, resources,…

The emergence of discoloration on the outermost layer of the skin, resulting from frequent exposure to ultraviolet rays, whether from sunlight or tanning beds, is commonly referred to as sunspots. These spots may also be known as age spots or liver spots. Sunspots typically manifest as darker patches or blemishes on the skin and are…

Social media serves as a comprehensive term encompassing both web-based and mobile technologies that enable individuals to engage in social interactions online, differentiating it from commercial or academic endeavors. These platforms provide users with various means of communication, such as text-based messaging, image and video sharing, and community participation. Social media has transformed the way…

Under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), there are established systems through which small businesses can explore and acquire health insurance options for their employees. These systems provide platforms where small businesses can compare various health insurance plans and make informed decisions regarding coverage for their workforce. This initiative aims to enhance accessibility…

A condition characterized by the blockage of the small intestine, impeding the normal flow of contents, is known as intestinal obstruction. This obstruction can occur due to various factors, and in some cases, it may be attributed to postoperative adhesions, which are bands of scar tissue that form after surgical procedures. Intestinal obstruction hampers the…

The surgical procedure involving the removal of breast tissue while preserving the overlying skin, with the intention of facilitating subsequent breast reconstruction, is referred to as skin-sparing mastectomy. This approach allows for the preservation of the skin envelope, which can aid in achieving a more natural aesthetic outcome during the reconstruction process.  

The pooling of blood beneath the skin resulting from the rupture of a blood vessel is commonly referred to as a hematoma. This occurs when blood escapes from the damaged vessel and accumulates in the surrounding tissue, creating a visible discoloration or bruising.