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Attachment disorder
Attachment disorders usually already occur in childhood and are usually caused by trauma such as physical abuse or neglect. This has a negative impact on behavior towards other people, especially in the immediate vicinity
Toothache
Toothache can have different causes. Depending on the type of underlying disease, there are also different therapies for toothache. The basic rule is: the earlier the toothache occurs, the better the chances of recovery
The papillary excavation
The papillary excavation describes a sinking back of the optic nerve. This occurs at a certain point through the eyeball and can be pushed outwards by various diseases (so-called excavation).
Procedure of an MRI
- your medical information portal. Here you will find information on the subject of the MRI process that is understandable for laypeople.
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Late sequelae of Pfeiffer's glandular fever
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the medical table of figures. Here you will find helpful illustrations on the subject of sinus nodes.
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