For the first time the pathology was described in the last century: at that time it was called "cervical migraine", since one of the main symptoms of the disease is unilateral pain in the type of migraine.
The syndrome received its name in honor of the psychiatrist Jean Marie Joseph Kapgra, who first described the characteristic signs of the disease in 1923.
The syndrome of Pierre Robin, also known in medicine as Robin's anomaly, is a congenital pathology of the development of the jaw part of the face. Its name was received in honor of the French dentist P. Robin, who first described all its signs.
Korsakov's syndrome, also known in medicine as Korsakov's psychosis, is considered a kind of amnestic syndrome. It develops due to vitamin B1 deficiency. Its name was received in honor of a psychiatrist from Russia S. Korsakov.
The fact that nicotine is a poison, and a huge horse can part with life with the intake of just 1 gram of this substance in its body is known to everyone. Nevertheless, the number of smokers does not decrease in any way, despite the fact that it is already known to us from the school bench how difficult it is to say goodbye with such a pernicious habit.
Canner's syndrome or early childhood autism (RDA) is a violation in mental development, in which the child has problems with communicability, social perception, and underdevelopment of emotional manifestations.
The syndrome is considered a chromosomal pathology, because it arises from the lack of a child's piece of genetic information, located in the p-arm of chromosome number 5.
Most children or teenagers get sick, most often in the winter or in the fall. Sometimes there are family outbreaks, when all family members become infected within 2-3 weeks. The disease is not transmitted from the infected person.
