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Dentistry, Paediatrics, Plastic surgery, Paediatric otolaryngology
Index: What is macroglossia? Prognosis Symptoms of macroglossia Medical tests to diagnose macroglossia What are the causes of macroglossia? Can macroglossia be prevented? Treatment for macroglossia Which...
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Ophthalmology , Optometry
What is macular degeneration? The macula is the part of the eye that provides us with clear vision. As we grow, its function loses its abilities, causing macular degeneration, also known as AMD. It is a fairly common ailment from the age of 60 onwards and can occur at various levels, sometimes it is imperceptible. On the contrary, it can also be developed in a much more virulent way, causing a total and progressive loss of sight. There are
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Ophthalmology
What is a macular hole? A macular hole is a traction tear in the macula, which is the centre of the retina. The retina is responsible for providing the high resolution required for everyday activities such as reading. There are two types of macular hole: lamellar macular holes do not affect the entire thickness of the retina, while full-thickness macular holes do. There are also different stages of...
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Ophthalmology
Index: What is macular oedema? Prognosis Symptoms of macular oedema Medical tests of macular oedema What causes macular oedema? Can macular oedema be prevented? Treatments for macular oedema Which...
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Radiology, Interventional radiology
What is magnetic resonance angiography? Magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) is a technique which is used to evaluate and study the blood vessels and identify any abnormalities. A powerful magnetic field and radio frequency waves are used to produce detailed images of the arteries in the body on a computer screen. MRAs can examine blood vessels in the brain, neck, heart, chest, legs and feet, among other areas in the body.
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Physiotherapy
What is magnetic therapy? Magnetic therapy (also called magnetic field therapy)is an alternative medical practice that uses static from unmoving magnets to relieve symptoms of pain and health concerns, such as back pain.
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Neurophysiology
What is magnetoencephalography? Magnetoencephalography (MEG) is a medical test used to analyse brain activity by measuring the magnetic fields produced by electrical currents in the brain. It is arguably the most advanced method of recording and analysing a functioning brain, holding...
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Clinical oncology, Medical oncology, Surgery
Index: Symptoms Causes Diagnosis Treatment Breast cancer most commonly affects women, however, in rare cases men can also be affected by breast cancer. Breast cancer in men occurs in the very small amount of breast...
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Andrology, Urology, Plastic surgery
Penis enhancement is a procedure performed to extendthe lengthof the penisand/or increaseits girth. It is also used to treat certain malformations of the foreskin, and in certainclinical cases where penis size is extremely small. Surgery can lengthen the penis up to three centimetres and is conducted through a skin incision at the base of the genital organ under the pubic bone. Thickening surgery involves the injection of fat from the patient, or other fillers,...
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Andrology, Fertility specialist, Urology, Obstetrics & gynaecology, Endocrinology, diabetes & metabolism
Male infertility is a health condition where a male’s chances of getting his partner pregnant a reduced. Infertility is classed as being unable to conceive after frequent, unprotected sex, with around 15% of couples unable to conceive when having unprotected sex, approximately 40-50% of these cases are due to male infertility. What are...
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