List Diseases – P
When we say to a friend that he "bears" delirium, we can not even imagine how far we are from the truth, confused in the concepts of delirium and absurdity. In fact, nonsense is a mentally abnormal condition that can have various manifestations.
Paraphilias are recurrent, intense, sexually arousing fantasies, motivations or behavior that cause distress or maladaptation, which refer to inanimate objects, children or the unconscious of an adult, or cause suffering or humiliation of the person or his partner
Unfortunately, the parovarial cyst is quite common. This type of cyst occurs on the ovaries. Usually, they develop in sexually mature women of childbearing age. But sometimes such cysts also occur in teenage girls.
Parametritis is an inflammation of the ovary cellulose. More often there is a complication of abortions (mostly community-acquired) and childbirth. The development of the disease can be facilitated by surgical interventions (as vaginal - the introduction of an intrauterine contraceptive, the dilatation of the cervical canal, diagnostic curettage, and abdominal walling - the removal of interligamentally located tumors of internal genitalia, suppurating tumors).
Usually, it manifests itself as a result of the disease of the nervous system and is not a separate disease. Paralysis of the legs can be temporary and permanent.
Paralysis of the larynx (paresis of the larynx) is a disorder of the motor function in the form of a complete absence of voluntary movements due to a violation of the innervation of the corresponding muscles.
What is hand paralysis? Correctly this term is the total absence of motor function of the upper limb.
Symptoms of paralysis of facial muscles are diverse due to the varying degrees of conduction disorders in the branches of the facial nerve. The more branches involved in the pathological process, the more severe the clinical picture.
Erba's paralysis is named after the German scientist Erba (W. Erb). In 1874, he proved that as a result of obstetric manipulation during the birth shoulder muscles, which are innervated from the 5th and 6th cervical segments of the spinal cord, are affected. As a result, the upper paralysis develops.
Parainfluenza is an acute disease of the respiratory tract with moderate intoxication and a predominant lesion of the mucous membranes of the nose and larynx. In the general structure of viral diseases of the respiratory system in children, parainfluenza accounts for 10 to 30%. The proportion of cases of parainfluenza depends on the time of year, the incidence of influenza and other acute respiratory viral infections, the age of children and the completeness of diagnosis. The highest incidence is registered among children of the first 2 years of life.
Paragonimosis is a biogelmintosis, manifested mainly by the defeat of the respiratory system. Paragonimosis is characterized by a prolonged recurrent course.
Parapharyngitis (parapharyngeal phlegmon, deep phlegmon of the neck) is an inflammatory process in the tissues of the near-hypopharyngeal space.
Paracottus is an acute infectious disease, similar in clinical pattern with whooping cough in light form. The incidence of paracism is lower than whooping cough. The parakoklyushu is characterized by a periodicity that does not correlate with whooping cough.
Paracetamol poisoning can cause gastroenteritis within a few hours and liver damage within 1-3 days after ingestion. The severity of damage to the liver after a single acute overdose can be predicted by the concentration of paracetamol in the blood plasma.
Papulosis malignant atrophy (syn: lethal skin-intestinal syndrome, disseminated skin-intestinal thromboangiitis of Kelmeyer, Degos disease) is a rare disease, the symptoms of which include skin and internal organs (mainly small intestine), caused by endotrombovasculitis, probably of autoimmune origin .
The causes and pathogenesis of papulosis of the lymphomatoid remain unknown. Many scientists consider papulosis lymphomatoid as a nodular form of skin lymphoma with a slow tumor progression. The disease is observed in young and middle-aged people, more often in men.
Laryngeal papillomatosis (papilloma) is a benign tumor that develops from the flat or transitional epithelium and protrudes above the surface of the papilla
The localization of multiple papillomas in the nasal passages is extremely rare and is often mixed with the cancer of this area. Papillomatosis of the nasal passages is characterized by progressive evolution leading to complete obstruction of the corresponding half of the nose, with cases of sprouting through the natural opening in the maxillary sinus.
Papillomas on the eyelid are benign tumor-like growths of epithelial skin covering sitting on a pedicel. On a broad basis.
Papilloma (synovial fibroepithelial polyp) - a benign tumor histogenetically associated with the epidermis, can occur at any age, but more often in the elderly.