List Diseases – F
In cardiology, 1st degree heart block is defined as a minimal disruption in the conduction of electrical impulses that cause the muscles of the heart to contract and relax non-stop from the atria to the ventricles.
First aid for bruises should be quick, especially if a child is injured or particularly dangerous areas of the body are damaged. Although a bruise is considered a minor injury without damage to the skin, bruises can nevertheless be very severe and damage fairly deep layers of soft tissue.
Bone dysplasia, Lichtenstein-Braitzev disease, fibrous osteodysplasia - all these are names of the same congenital non-hereditary pathology, in which bone tissue is replaced by fibrous tissue.
Fibrous hypertrophic gingivitis is a chronic inflammatory disease that is accompanied by reactive growth of fibrous connective tissue elements and basal structures of the gingival epithelium without compromising the integrity of the dento-gingival attachment.
A rare condition called retroperitoneal fibrosis is characterized by excessive growth of fibrous tissue behind the posterior outer surface of the stomach and intestines.
Fibropapilloma (syn.: fibroma) is a benign tumor, which is a nodular formation of various shapes and sizes, protruding above the surface of the skin, sometimes on a narrower base.
When a pathological process of proliferation of glandular or connective tissue occurs in a woman’s breast, caused by an increase in the proliferative activity of their cells, and various seals and nodes appear, this is called fibromatosis of the mammary gland.
Among the large number of various hypertrophic changes in the skin, dermatologists distinguish fibroepithelial nevus – a common type of pigmented convex moles.