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Three-dimensional computed tomography of the nose to evaluate nasal structures and anomalies. Human Anatomy | Science 🧬

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What does the heart hold on to? Our body needs to keep our internal organs stable. After all, a person often needs to jump, run, and perform other activities. How does the heart maintain its position? Perhaps the main fixator of our motor is the pericardium, a two-layer connective tissue structure enveloping the heart. Human Anatomy | Science 🧬

Munson's symptom - protrusion of the lower eyelid when looking down and Y-shaped notch on the conjunctiva of the lower eyelid. Sign of Keratoconus. Keratoconus is a degenerative, non-inflammatory eye disease in which the cornea takes on a conical shape, resulting in impaired vision.

Treating wounds with an electric current speeds up healing 3 times faster Using a microchip, the scientists applied electrical impulses to skin cells. This approach accelerated the movement of cells to damaged areas and stimulated healing. Healing was 3 times faster compared to the conventional "non-electrical" method.

Star cataract Stellate (star-shaped) cataract is a type of congenital lens opacity characterized by the presence of pinpoint opacities in the area of the embryonic lens sutures and may resemble a star shape. This star-shaped opacity can also occur in traumatic, complicated, diabetic, and other cataracts.

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Various types of sutures are used to connect the edges of a skin wound. According to the technique of application, they are classified as simple knotted, continuous (wrap, immersion, mattress, cosmetic), U-shaped and Z-shaped. In relation to the skin surface, sutures are divided into vertical and horizontal. Depending on the relationship to the wound sutures are supra wound (the wound cavity remains under the suture) and sub wound (the thread is carried under the bottom of the wound). Extrafocal connection of the wound edges is also used. According to the function performed, we can distinguish adaptive, leading and hemostatic sutures. Differences in the method of application divide the sutures into manual and mechanical. There are also non-invasive methods of wound closure - bringing the edges together with a leukoplasty, zipper patch, adhesive dressing on hooks.

Memory anomalies: hypermnesia and hypomnesia Hypermnesia refers to the ability to remember vast amounts of information or to reproduce details of past events with extraordinary accuracy. Hypomnesia, on the other hand, is characterized by a reduced ability to reproduce past events or information. Such abnormalities can be related to a variety of factors, including genetic traits, brain structure, or even traumatic events. However, the study of these phenomena is ongoing, and at this point, scientists are still trying to fully understand the causes and mechanisms behind these memory anomalies.