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Cervical vertebrae
The cervical spine is part of the spine and consists of seven cervical vertebrae. The first cervical vertebrae are called the Atlas and Axis and are important for head movements and support the entire head. Often, accidents damage the cervical vertebrae, which is often the case
Treatment of a Baker's cyst
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What is triple negative breast cancer?
Triple-negative breast cancer is a tumor that has neither the hormone receptor for estrogen (ER) or progesterone (PR) nor the receptor for human epidermal growth factor (HER2).
Conjunctivitis in young children
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Inflammation of the testicles
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Impingement syndrome surgery
The operation for an impingement syndrome is carried out if there is no improvement through conservative methods or if there are further injuries such as tendon tears. The exact implementation is explained here.....
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