Category: T

A pelvis with a narrowed side-to-side measurement.  

Neuritis that occurs as a result of previous nerve damage.  

The remnants of a fetus that developed in the Fallopian tube, passed away, and became filled with blood.  

This condition can develop on the sides of women’s heads when excessively tight hair curlers are used. It may also occur in young children who habitually pull out the hairs on the sides of their scalps. Infants can develop bald patches on the back of their heads from prolonged pillow contact. Typically, this condition resolves…

A compound generated by a tumor can often be identified in the blood. Tests for these markers can aid in both diagnosing and treating tumors. These markers are frequently substances naturally found in the body but are produced in increased quantities when a specific type of tumor exists. For instance, alpha-fetoprotein, commonly produced during a…

This imaging method is used to ensure that no gallstones remain in the bile duct after a cholecystectomy, the surgical removal of the gallbladder. During the surgery, a T-shaped rubber tube is placed into the bile duct and left there. About a week later, a contrast medium is injected into the tube, followed by X-ray…

Tsetse fly bites, common in Africa, can cause significant pain. These flies, which look similar to brown houseflies, are carriers of sleeping sickness.  

A medication employed to widen the pupil prior to an eye exam. Potential side effects include blurry vision, heightened light sensitivity, and a stinging sensation. Less commonly, it may cause dry mouth, facial flushing, and glaucoma.  

A growth that originates from the tissues that evolve into the placenta. The most prevalent form of this is a hydatidiform mole.  

Trochanteric bursitis is the inflammation of the bursa, a fluid-filled sac near the top of the femur or thigh bone. This condition can arise from continuous strain on the hip, often seen in activities like running, or from a sudden injury such as a fall or during contact sports. Post-surgical hip patients or individuals with…