ABLASIO

ABLASIO   1. DEFINITION This disease is a state of loss of sensory retina from the retinal pigment epithelium (RIDE). Neural networks that form part of the light-sensitive retina form a thin membrane that attaches tightly to the proponent of the underlying network. If the two layers are separated, then the retina can not function and if not re-united permanent damage can occur. Detachments can be started in a small area, but if untreated, the entire retina can be detached. In one form of detachment, retinal tear really experienced. This form of detachment usually occurs in people with myopia or patients who have undergone surgery or patients...

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Inflammatory Disease Appendix (Appendicitis)

What is the appendix? Appendix, as the name suggests that this is truly the end of the intestinal tract clogged. Intestine is the amount of approximately sejari little finger, connected to the large intestine that is located in the lower right abdomen. The appendix referred to in Latin as Appendix vermiformis, this organ is found in humans, mammals, birds, and some reptiles. This organ was originally regarded as an additional organ has no function, but now known that the function of the appendix is ​​as immunologic organ and is actively involved in the secretion of immunoglobulin (an immune system) which has / contains the lymphoid glands. Like...

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Disease Mumps (Mumps / parotitis)

Disease Mumps (Mumps, or parotitis) is an infectious disease where someone is infected by a virus (paramyxovirus) which attacks the salivary glands (parotid glands) in between the ears and jaw, causing swelling in the neck of the top or bottom of the cheek. Mumps spread all over the world and can occur in endemic or epidemic, this disorder tends to strike children aged 2-12 years. In adults, these infections can affect the testes (testicles), central nervous system, pancreas, prostate, breast and other organs. As for those who suffer or are at greater risk for contracting this disease are those who use or consume certain drugs to suppress...

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Filariasis or Elephantiasis

Disease elephantiasis (filariasis or elephantiasis) is a class of infectious diseases caused by filarial worms are transmitted by various species of mosquitoes. After being bitten mosquitoes, parasites (larvae) will spread and when it comes to network lympa system then develops into the disease. This disease is a chronic (chronic) and if not treated, can cause permanent disability in the form of enlargement of the legs, arms and genitals of both women and men. Disease elephantiasis is not a deadly disease, however, for patients may be something that feels shameful even can interfere with daily activities. Elephantiasis disease commonly found...

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Heart Failure Disease

  Heart Failure Disease which in medical terms is called the "Heart Failure or Cardiac Failure", is a medical emergency in which the amount of blood pumped by the heart a person every minute {cardiac output (cardiac output)} is unable to meet the needs of the body's normal metabolism. The impact of rapid heart failure affects the blood supply shortage, thus causing cell death due to lack of oxygen carried in the blood of the fancy itself. Lack of oxygen supply to the brain (cerebral hypoxia), causing a person to lose consciousness and stop breathing suddenly leading to death. Congestive heart failure in infants and children is an emergency...

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