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Supraspinatus tendon
The supraspinatus tendon pulls over the head of the humerus and attaches to the humerus. It is part of the roator cuff and thus stabilizes the shoulder joint. It has a close relationship with bursae and is therefore prone to inflammation
Radiation for prostate cancer
Radiation treatment for prostate cancer is a therapeutic option that represents a curative approach. Irradiation can also be useful for metastatic cancer, as tumor-associated symptoms are alleviated.
Anxiety Disorders N
the psychological-psychiatric information portal. A list of all existing anxiety disorders with the letter N and their technical terms.
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Peripheral arterial occlusive disease (PAD)
The medical information portal. Here you will find information on the subject of peripheral arterial occlusive disease (PAD) that is understandable for laymen.....
Muscle inflammation
the sports medicine information portal. Here you will find helpful information on the subject of muscle inflammation that is understandable for laypeople.
Swelling after a mosquito bite
Immediately after a mosquito bite, local swelling can often occur at the site of the bite. The area is still noticeable by reddening, overheating and itching. If the symptoms are extremely severe, the sting must be infected
Circulatory disorders on the finger
Blue fingers occur when there is insufficient oxygen supply. For a short time, the fingers may turn blue as part of Raynaud's syndrome. The so-called acrocyanosis can cause a long-term blue coloration.
Subclavian muscle
The subclavian muscle (M. subclavius) stabilizes the clavicle and protects the underlying vessels and nerves. When tense, he pulls his collarbone down.
