Category: T

A constricted or unusually narrow condition of the cecum.  

The downward movement or prolapse of the cecum.  

An increase in the size of the cecum.  

The investigation or research into the causes and nature of blindness.  

The development of solid deposits or stones in the cecum.  

Inflammation of the cecum.  

The surgical procedure for excising the cecum.  

Pertaining to typhoid fever or typhus.  

The occurrence of typhoid bacteria circulating within the bloodstream.  

Cutting into the eardrum is a procedure done when there is fluid or pus causing the eardrum to bulge. An incision allows this fluid to drain out. If the eardrum were to rupture on its own, the result could be a round hole that might lead to permanent perforation. However, a carefully made surgical incision…