List Diseases – R
Surgical removal of a cancerous tumor remains the most common. It is used for almost all oncological diseases as an independent method, as well as in combination with radiation and drug therapy.
It doesn't matter on what part of the body the wart has grown, it causes only one desire - to get rid of it as soon as possible. Among the treatment methods, wart removal with nitrogen is distinguished, which is used for any type of wart. This method of action is suitable even for children.
Are there universal methods for maintaining dental health? Yes, there is! This is proper oral hygiene and timely removal of hardened plaque. In this article, we will talk about removing tartar using ultrasound.
After processing the results of questionnaires filled out by people with hardened deposits, it turned out that only 20% of patients are ready to go to a dental clinic for professional teeth cleaning. The remaining 80% preferred to leave everything as is or fight hardened plaque on their own. The Internet is full of recipes for removing tartar using folk remedies. And now we will consider the effectiveness of each of them.
Removal of lipomas is necessary when they cause pain or spoil the aesthetics of the body.
Extraction of baby teeth is used by dentists only in the most extreme cases, when the baby tooth can no longer be saved. The most common reason for parting with baby teeth is inflammatory processes in the oral cavity, when the periradicular tissues or the roots themselves are affected.
In cases where it is impossible to compensate for the absence of one or more teeth using bridges and crowns, removable dental prosthetics are used. Many people may be frightened by such a proposal; their memory immediately pictures a grandmother's or grandfather's dentures in a glass of water.
The article presents literature data from clinical studies in which obstructive sleep apnea syndrome (OSAS) is considered as a risk factor for the development of carbohydrate metabolism disorders, including type 2 diabetes mellitus.
Reiter's syndrome (syn.: urethrooculosynovial syndrome, Reiter's disease) is a combination of arthritis of the peripheral joints lasting more than one month, with urethritis (in women - cervicitis) and conjunctivitis.
The concept of "regurgitation" (lat. regurgitation) is inextricably linked with the period of infancy and breastfeeding. Regurgitation is the throwing of a small amount of gastric contents into the pharynx and oral cavity in combination with the release of air. In essence, regurgitation is a manifestation of gastroesophageal reflux (GER), caused by the anatomical and physiological features of the upper digestive tract of the infant.
Changes in one or more of these parameters cause refractive disorder. For example, excessive growth of the eyeball in the anterior-posterior direction leads to the development of myopic refraction.
Static refraction is determined by the position of the posterior principal focus of the optical system of the eye relative to the retina.
Clinical refraction characterizes the proportionality of the optical power of the eye and its anteroposterior axis (the distance from the apex of the cornea to the central fovea of the retina). Clinical refraction is understood as the position of the main focus of the eye relative to the retina.
Reflux syndrome is a group of pathological conditions caused by the reverse flow of fluids in hollow organs or vessels due to a violation of the pressure gradient in them or imperfection of the valve or sphincter systems.
Reflux nephropathy is a disease that occurs against the background of vesicoureteral reflux, characterized by the formation of focal or generalized sclerosis in the renal parenchyma.
Lichen planus is a common inflammatory disease of the skin and mucous membranes, the course of which can be either acute or chronic.
The causes and pathogenesis of red pityriasis versicolor hair are unknown, in some cases a hereditary predisposition is noted. In recent years, an opinion has been expressed about two types of red pityriasis hair, one of which begins soon after birth, in childhood or adolescence (childhood type), and the other occurs in adulthood (adult type).
Red blood cell anisocytosis is a condition in which red blood cells (red blood cells) in the blood have different sizes.
Recurrent stomatitis is an inflammatory disease of the oral mucosa, has a chronic course with periods of remission and exacerbation. It is the most common disease of the oral mucosa.
Relapsing polychondritis is an episodic inflammatory and destructive disease that primarily affects the cartilage of the ear and nose, but can also affect the eyes, tracheobronchial tree, heart valves, kidneys, joints, skin, and blood vessels.