The following shapes of large buttocks are distinguished based on the anatomical structure of the muscles: V-shaped, A-shaped, square and round. There are also: natural or congenital - this is the result of genetic predisposition, typical for women of African tribes (Bushmen, Hottentots and other
The disease is classified by its external or internal manifestation. So, it happens: The form of acute eczematoid is a weeping ulcer on the outer part of the mammary gland, a fine-grained rash. The form of chronic eczematoid is the formation of crusts, after exfoliation of which weeping eczema
There are two types of the disease. Depending on the manifestation of the first signs, the disease is distinguished: Mature age (30-40 years) - involuntary twitching of the limbs, torso and facial muscles. Quite often they are accompanied by mood swings, depression, irritability, slurred speech and
Alopecia - baldness or direct hair loss, which has a pathological nature, with the exclusive localization of lesions in the scalp area.
Adhesive otitis media is a disease characterized by chronic inflammatory processes in the middle ear, which lead to the formation of cords and adhesions from
Atresia of the anus and rectum is the absence of the natural intestinal canal and anal opening. It is observed mainly in male babies. Approximately 1 case per 5 thousand newborns is detected
Angiodystonia or vascular dystonia is a pathological condition in which the tonic adaptive function of blood vessels is impaired as a result of dysfunction of the structure of their walls and development of the muscular layer; both arteries and veins can be affected.
Appendicular abscess is a disease that occurs as a complication of the destructive form of appendicitis.
A soft tissue abscess is a circumscribed, pus-filled cavity that forms in muscle tissue or subcutaneous fat.
Depending on the characteristics of the course, the disease can be: acute, subacute, chronic. It is also classified by the localization of inflammation: canaliculitis - suppuration of the excretory ducts; abscess (true and false); cyst - n