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Syndromes

The lazy eye syndrome in adults and children

This pathology is characterized by a visual defect, which arises from the coordination failure of the function of visual centers in the brain.

Martin-Bell Syndrome

The Martin-Bella syndrome was described in 1943. Doctors, whose names have been named. The disease is a genetic disorder, consisting of mental retardation. In 1969 the changes characteristic of this disease in chromosome X (fragility in the distal shoulder) were revealed.

Marshall Syndrome

Among the diseases that are characterized by seemingly unprovoked fever attacks, there is Marshall syndrome, manifested in children for several years (an average of 4.5 to 8 years).

Apallic syndrome

What is a coma, or a coma, know, perhaps, everything. But such a term as "apallic syndrome" is not familiar to many. Apallic syndrome is usually called a kind of coma - a vegetative state, in which there is a deep breakdown in the function of the cortex of the brain.

Sleepy Sleep Syndrome

From the elderly people sometimes you hear complaints that waking up in the morning, there is no feeling that you have rested, they say, not so much in youth. However, in the modern world there are many young people who face such a problem.

Vertebrobasilar syndrome

If a person is often tormented by dizziness, he experiences instability during walking, there is reason to suspect that he has a violation of blood flow in the vertebral arteries.

Syndrome Zudeka - one of the complications of bone fracture

Injuries to the hands and feet is a common phenomenon, because with these limbs, a person performs the basic household and professional duties, moves and even protects the remaining parts of the body from damage.

Syndrome of the Old Maiden

Probably everyone is familiar with the notion of "old maiden" - so long ago called a girl who for a long time did not marry. After all, following an unspoken stereotype, before the age of 25 any woman should have had a family.

Alisa's syndrome in Wonderland

The disease is a neurological disorder, in which there is a distortion of reality.

Carthage syndrome

Congenital pathology - the syndrome of Kartagener - is named after the Swedish scientist Kartagener, who in 1935 conducted a thorough study of the totality of the three pathological signs

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