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Small foreign bodies such as steel particles, coal or sand often settle on the surface of the cornea or conjunctiva.
The anterolateral, frontal and facial presentations are called extensor, formed in total in 0.5-1% of cases. The causes of the formation lie in the characteristics of the pregnant and fetus organisms, because of which the present part of the fetus can not properly settle above the entrance to the small pelvis.
Food toxicosis (food bacterial poisoning, Latin toxicoinfectiones alimentariae) is a polyetiological group of acute intestinal infections that occur after eating food contaminated with conditionally pathogenic bacteria in which the accumulation of microbial mass of pathogens and their toxins occurred.
Food poisoning in a child is a toxicoinfection caused more often by food with microbial contents. Intoxication in children is much more intense, heavier than in adult patients, as many of the child's digestive functions are just beginning to form.

Food poisoning is known to mankind since ancient times. Obviously, as soon as people began to eat food other than manna from heaven, their digestive system became vulnerable to all kinds of intoxication.

Food allergy is food intolerance caused by immunological reactions or by the liberation of biologically Statutory substances in non-immune mechanisms. Food intolerance in children is a broader concept than food allergy

The disease is common in young men. On the scalp, usually in the region of the crown and occiput, knots of oblong or kidney-shaped yellowish-white or cherry-red color, soft or fluctuating consistency are formed.

The ovarian follicular cyst (cysta ovarii follicularis) is a kind of functional formation in ovarian tissue. A cyst is formed from folliculus ovaricus - the follicle, which did not have time to burst, to burst.

The basis of follicular mucinosis is degenerative changes in the hair follicle and sebaceous glands with the destruction of their structure and the deposition of glucosaminoglycans (mucin).
For the first time Cazenave (1856) described the Morrow-Brook follicular keratosis called "acnae sébacée cornu". Then N. A. Brook and P. A Morrow, after studying the clinical course of the disease, proposed the term "follicular keratosis".

If the mucous membrane of the eye becomes inflamed with the appearance of bubble formations - the follicle (from the Latin folliculus - pouch), then this is nothing more than follicular conjunctivitis. 

Bulbitt - a pathology, which causes inflammation of the mucosa of the bulb of the duodenum. During the endoscopic examination on it you can notice the appearance of a large number of small bubbles - the so-called. Follicle. Under such condition, a follicular bulbitis is diagnosed.

The excess of the gallbladder refers to a fairly common pathologies of this human organ.

Focal segmental glomerulosclerosis is a very rare variant of glomerulonephritis, it is observed in 5-10% of adult patients with chronic glomerulonephritis (in the last 20 years - in 6%).

The woman's health is in her hands. As much as possible this concerns neoplasms that can arise and develop in her breast. Focal breast formation a woman can detect and independently, making a regular inspection of her mammary glands, but only an expert is able to correctly differentiate the disease.

Amanita muscaria (fly agaric) is a spectacular and well-recognized ectomycorrhizal fungus that is natural and common in coniferous and deciduous forests of the temperate zone of the northern hemisphere. 

Flux on the gums is a serious dental disease, which is fraught with many complications. Let's look at the causes of the appearance of the flux, the symptoms of the disease, the methods of diagnosis, as well as the methods of treatment and prevention.
Fluorosis develops because of excessive accumulation in the body of fluoride. There are two types of disease - endemic and professional.
The preferred localization of influenza infection is the mucous membrane of the respiratory tract and in particular the larynx. Usually the manifestation of influenza in this area occurs in the form of catarrhal inflammation, but in more severe forms of influenza, hemorrhagic laryngitis is often observed, manifested by submucous hemorrhages or fibrinous exudative laryngitis with marked exudation of fibrin and ulceration of the mucous membrane.
Influenza (Grippus, Influenza) is an acute infectious disease with an aerosol transmitting mechanism of the pathogen, characterized by a massive spread, short-term fever, intoxication and airway disease, and a high incidence of complications.

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