List Diseases – P
Post-traumatic stress disorder is accompanied by affective disorders: a low mood (subdepressive register), subjectively perceived as a constant dissatisfaction with oneself (and / or the surrounding situation), and with barely suppressed irritability.
According to the literature data, post-gastro-resection disorders develop in 35-40% of patients who underwent gastric resection. The most common classification of these disorders is the Alexander-WiUams classification (1990), according to which the following three main groups are distinguished: Impaired gastric emptying as a result of resection of the pyloric section and, consequently, the transport of gastric contents and food chyme bypassing the duodenum.
Portal hypertension - increased pressure in the portal portal vein, caused by blood flow disorders of various origins and localization - in portal vessels, hepatic veins and inferior vena cava.
Polytrauma in the English-language literature - multiple trauma, polytrauma. Combined trauma is a collective concept that includes the following types of damage: multiple - damage to more than two internal organs in one cavity or more than two anatomical and functional structures (segments) of the musculoskeletal system (for example, damage to the liver and intestine, fracture of the femur and forearm bones ).
In most cases, polyps are asymptomatic and are a random finding in endoscopy performed for any other disease or for the purpose of preventive examination of the large intestine.
Polyps make up the most significant portion of benign laryngeal tumors. They most often occur in males in adulthood. The reasons for their occurrence are the same factors as for singing knots.
Most often, these formations have a globular configuration, and are a benign growth of the mucous tissues of the organ.