Diseases

Buphthalmos is a medical term that refers to an enlarged eye. It is commonly used to describe big eyes in children younger than 3 years old, and it often affects either one or both eyes. The name buphthalmos is derived from Greek origins and signifies “ox-eyed.” Buphthalmos is typically caused …

Uterine lipoleiomyoma is an extremely uncommon form of benign tumor. In 1991, Meis and Enzinger were the first people to describe the soft tissue tumor known as myolipoma. These tumors display typical histological characteristics, such as being made up of noncancerous smooth muscle and fully developed adipose tissue. Lipoleiomyomas are uterine tumors …

Polymastia, also known as supernumerary breast tissue, is a condition that occurs in people and is used to indicate having more than two breasts. This condition happens when something goes wrong in the early stages of breast tissue development. It usually does not cause any symptoms, but it often causes …

A disorder known as pyosalpinx occurs when pus builds up in the fallopian tubes. The fallopian tubes play a critical role in the female reproductive system by carrying eggs to the uterus from the ovaries. Pyosalpinx happens when the pelvic inflammatory disease goes wrong (PID). PID refers to an infection …

Brain is the most important part of the body because it controls all of the body’s functions at every level and keeps everything in order. Every portion of the brain is vital in keeping the processes going. The cerebellum is a tiny brainstem structure in the hindbrain that is in …

Diastematomyelia is a variant of spina bifida characterized by a split cord deformity caused by congenital spinal dysraphism. A collection of congenital malformations known as spinal dysraphism has its origins in the dorsum of the embryo. This disorder is likewise linked to diplomyelia, but with diplomyelia, the spinal cord is …

A pharyngocele is a herniation of the lateral pharyngeal wall into the piriform recess or the vallecula. Pharyngoceles are protrusions that protrude through the thyrohyoid membrane and are located on the lateral pharyngeal wall. The patient presents with dysphagia, a lateral cervical mass that enlarges during the Valsalva maneuver, and …

Tectal Glioma is tumor of the brain stem that is low grade and slow-growing. It is mostly found in the roof of the skull. The brain stem is responsible for controlling fundamental aspects of the body, including respiration, heart rate, and blood pressure. Gliomas in grades 1 and 2 are …

Iatrogenic disease is an illness that results from medical intervention. When a patient goes through any kind of medical procedure, there is always some level of risk of developing such anemia. It is important to assess the potential danger against the potential reward. Iatrogenic disorders cover a very broad variety …

Subtalar Arthroereisis is a surgical technique that is aimed to correct a dynamic flatfoot abnormality, often known as pes planovalgus. By putting an implant into the subtalar joint, it is possible to control the eversion of the hindfoot. Pes Plano valgus is the clinical term for an abnormal foot that …