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To understand the causes and mechanism of alcohol and surrogates poisoning, let's first figure out what substances we are dealing with. Unlike ethyl alcohol, other types of alcohols do not break down for a long time and circulate through the bloodstream, poisoning various organs >>>

To understand how to prevent the development of a disease such as atopic dermatitis, it is necessary to investigate the factors that provoke its occurrence. Atopic dermatitis is a chronic inflammation of the skin accompanied by itching >>>

What we see at the site of the injury is called a hematoma (the common name for a subcutaneous hematoma is a bruise). Often, hematomas are not visible to the eye, for example, with bruises of internal organs >>>

The reason for the development of motion sickness symptoms is simple and has nothing to do with the pathology of the body, in other words, it is not a disease. It's all the fault of the human vestibular apparatus >>>

Angina pectoris is one of the manifestations of coronary heart disease. The causes of angina pectoris lie in insufficient coronary circulation, when it is difficult for blood to flow through the coronary arteries to the heart muscle, which does not receive oxygen >>>

Diseases of the skin and mucous membranes caused by a viral infection develop when the virus directly enters the skin or mucous membranes upon contact with a virus carrier or household items that have retained the presence of the virus >>>

The mechanism of thrombus formation was created by nature itself to "repair" damaged blood vessels. A distinctive feature of blood clots is the fact that they attach to the wall of a blood vessel, have a layered crumbling structure and a rough surface >>>

Multiple sclerosis is a chronic inflammatory disease of the nervous system associated with damage to the myelin layer of nerve fibers >>>

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