Unsorted

A–M

• Adult Treatment Panel (group that recommends treatment for disease in adults. see ATP III, ATP IV)
• ATP III (third and most popular set of guidelines for treatment of disease in adults. famous for heart disease guidelines.)
• ATP IV (fourth and current set of guidelines for treatment of disease in adults.)
• CNESS - Comité national d'éthique pour la santé et les sciences de la vie (Mali government)[1]
• Combinatorial antibody libraries
• community paramedicine - umbrella term used to describe the vast array of expanded roles that could be provided by emergency medical services (EMS) providers.
• Computerized Dynamic Posturography - A type of posturography that has become an industry standard for balance analysis with Neurocomm
• Coryzalia -[2]
• Cranial Technologies — U.S.-based medical device company specializing in the treatment of infant head shape conditions such as deformational plagiocephaly through its custom cranial orthosis, the DOC Band. Founded in 1986, the company operates a nationwide network of clinics and has been featured in medical research and business coverage for its clinical methods and private equity investments.

(Sources:Eurazeo invests in Cranial Technologies;BPOC completes sale of Cranial Technologies;Cortec Group acquires Cranial Technologies;Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia – Deformational Plagiocephaly;BMJ: Helmet therapy in infants with positional skull deformation;SSRN: Helmet Therapy for Positional Plagiocephaly – Systematic Review;J Clin Med: Natural Progression of Cranial Shape Following Helmet Therapy)

• Endobiogeny
• Faculty of Medicine of Montpellier (fr:Faculté de médecine de Montpellier)
• Fugl-Meyer Assessment of Physical Performance (FMA) - Grade of Impairment (Gladstone, David J., Cynthia J. Danells, and Sandra E. Black. "The Fugl-Meyer assessment of motor recovery after stroke: a critical review of its measurement properties." Neurorehabilitation and neural repair 16.3 (2002): 232-240.)
• Fuzzy epidemic model The Susceptible-Exposed–Infectious-Recovered (SEIR) model is the standard method for simulating a pandemic outbreak.^[1] The SEIR model can combined with fuzzy logic into a Fuzzy epidemic model which is predicting a dynamical system. Unfortunately, the accuracy is low because the fuzzy membership function is based on subjective judgment.^[2]
• Globulin Gap
• health house -[3]
• Hierarchical Condition Categories - some information can be found here:[4]
• Index of suspicion - common medical term relating to diagnosis
• International Collaboration for the Genomics of HIV
• International Leprosy Association -[5]
• Intestinal hypoganglionosis
• Laparotomy sponge - A sponge used in abdominal surgery. Also known as a lap sponge.[6]
• Minitoke - utensil; screened device permitting 25-mg. smoking servings, to replace deadly 700-mg. overdose "cigarette"
• Mosaico HIV vaccine (commercial name for HVTN 706/HPX3002). It is mentioned inHIV vaccine development but I think it deserves a separate article. It is inphase III as I write this. There's a lot of info on the web, here's some:[7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15]

N–Z

• proteoglycan-rich erosion site - seeplaque erosion (may be the cause ofcardiacevents in women under 50 years of age)[16][17]
• Recommended Energy and Nutrient Intakes (RENI) -[18]
• Scripps Center for HIV/AIDS Vaccine Immunology & Immunogen Discovery - headquartered atThe Scripps Research Institute, under the direction ofDennis Burton[19]
• Sensory abuse - intentional use offlashing lights orloud noises to defile the audience's senses[20]
• Superior mesenteric artery dissection (SMA) - the main artery from your heart to your 'gut' "delaminates"/ dissects and blocks blood flow to the intestines.
• Warrior–worrier model by Goldman, Oroszi, and Ducci (2005), related toCOMT[21](?) +[22]
• Yin Yang fractal (fractal Yin Yang)

Anatomy; physiology

Associations

• Academy of Behavioral Medicine Research -- Professional Organization / Learned Society [[23]]
• Healthy Children Project's Center for Breastfeeding
• Internatonal Association for Medical Assistance to Travellers (IAMAT) - travel-medicine organization founded in 1960;[24]
• International Congress on Hygiene and Demography - held at least 15 times between c. 1897 and 1912
• International Consortium for Brain Mapping
• Lumleian lectureship - Cambridge
• Macula Foundation - in New York?
• Rare Cancer Research Foundation (RCRF)- US organization dedicated to curing rare cancers through strategic investments and innovative collaborations that facilitate effective research and accelerate deployment of promising therapies.[25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32]

Breastfeeding

Careers

• Academic medicine(currently a redirect toMedicine without mention) Formerly had a one primary source stub, which was BLAR'd. Google Books pulls up seemingly good results. I'd do it myself, but I know nowhere near enough about medicine to make a competent article.Skarmory(talk •contribs)06:14, 23 August 2023 (UTC)[reply]
• nutritional biochemistry

Dentistry

Diseases; conditions; signs; symptoms

• Achondroplasiaphobia
• Cardiac cough – sign of heart disease
• Casein intolerance - an inability of the body to break down the protein casein found in milk (now a redirect to Milk allergy)
• Commotio thoracis
• conus-cauda syndrome
• diabetes mellitus type conversion
• intrinsic sphincteric deficiency -- term used by urologists,[33]^{[dead link]}
• laryngeal tuberculosis - rare form oftuberculosis that primarily involves the throat. Notable victims includeFranz Kafka andMargaret Sinclair.
• malignant felon
• neurogenic voiding dysfunction
• occlusive vasculopathy
• perityphlitis -[34]
• regulatory disorders
• salty mouth
• schizophrenia intellectual disability deafness retinitis
• Silicone implant incompatibility syndrome (SIIS) (silicon in silicone-filled breast implants may increase the risk of developing (auto) immune diseases and immune deficiencies) (http://www.eenvandaag.nl/uploads/doc/asia-syndrome.pdf)
• spondylotic radiculo-myelopathy
• Synthetic cannabinoid use disorder

History

• History of public health in Kenya
• medicine in Nazi Germany[35][36][37]^[4]

Hospitals; medical centers

• American Board of Genetic Counseling
• SaveALife Mission Hospital - one of the bestHospitals in Nigeria, the first to perform bloodless and scar-less Fibroid removal surgery without recurrence in Nigeria and in partnership with Apollo HospitalIndia offers the best medical treatment available.
• American Family Care
• Arafa Medical Mission Hospital - first hospital inKadakkal Town, SouthKerala, to do hip-replacement surgery
• Central Mississippi Medical Center (CMMC)
• Centre for Duncanian Studies Academic research centre in London, England.[38]
• Christus Spohn Hospital - Corpus Christi, TX
• Chromosomal Labs
• Cook Children's Health Care System - not-for-profit organization; based out of Fort Worth, TX; includes over 60 pediatric medical and specialty clinics; serves a primary area of six North Texas counties with an additional 126 county referral market, encompassing 47 percent of the state of Texas;[39]
• CureTogether[40]
• Florida Institute for Neurologic Rehabilitation
• The Heart Institute - Staten Island; known for its MICS CABG procedure
• Kentucky Blood Center - non-profit community blood center serving more than 60 counties in eastern and central Kentucky
• Leipzig University Hospital -- largest hospital in Leipzig, celebrated 600th anniversary recently
• List of psychiatric hospitals
• MEHRIT Centre Ltd Created as a cognitive and social neuroscience centre in 2005 to study the effectiveness of a parent-based relationship-oriented therapy inspired by the Developmental, Individual-difference, Relationship-based (DIR) method created by Stanley Greenspan and Serena Weider at York University, Canada.
• play2PREVENT
• Porterbrook Clinic for Sexual Relationship Therapy and Sexual Medicine - Sheffield, England
• Schick Shadel Hospital - an alternative to 12-step method of recovery
• St. Joseph's Children's Hospital (Tampa, Florida)
• St Peter's Hospice - the only adult hospice serving Bristol, UK. Established in 1978, so now celebrating it's 35th anniversary.
• Stanford Cardiovascular Institute - the nucleus for cardiovascular research atStanford University and home to myriad cardiovascular-related adult and pediatric research, clinical, and educational programs, centers and laboratories, as well as over 500 Stanford basic scientists, graduate students, clinician scientists, and other researchers in heart and vessel disease and prevention;[41]^{[dead link]}
• University of Miami Hospital (UHealth Tower)
• Vera Moulton Wall Center - in conjunction withLucile Packard Children's Hospital andStanford Hospital and Clinics, the center seeks to enhance the lives of patients with pulmonary vascular disease by providing the highest level of clinical care, providing advanced training opportunities for physicians and other health care providers, and participating in clinical and bench-top research in pulmonary vascular disease;[42]

Journals; websites

• Classification Française des Troubles Mentaux de L'Enfant et de L'Adolescent - French alternative to the DSM for children
• CPT:Pharmacometrics & Systems Pharmacology (https://ascpt.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/21638306) - a cross-disciplinary online open-access journal. This journal publishes research articles, reviews, and tutorials pertaining to advances in quantitative (e.g. modeling and simualtion) methods as applied in pharmacology, physiology, therapeutics, and translational medicine in humans. The journal is indexed in CAS:Chemical Abstracts Service (ACS),Embase (Elsevier),MEDLINE/PubMed (NLM), PubMed via PMS deposit (NLM),SCOPUS (Elsevier). It is owned by the American Society for Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics (who also ownsClinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics andClinical and Translational Science). CPT:PSP has a CiteScore of 3.43 and was ranged 25/230 in the Pharmacology (Medical) category by CiteScore.
• Combinatorial antibody library (now a redirect to MorphoSys)
• Essential Clinical Global Health - a textbook that provides an overview of critical information clinicians and trainees require when working abroad in resource-limited settings.[43]
• Grateful Med - was once a very popular search interface; possibly replaced byPubMed?
• Healio.com – published bySLACK, Incorporated
• Healthfinder - government web site providing easy to use tools for health promotion and disease prevention
• Highlight HEALTH - news organization with articles on peer-reviewed research;[44];[45];[46]
• Indian Journal of Cerebral Palsyofficial site
• Indian medical trade magazines
• Nursing Notes - Online publication for nurses and allied healthcare professionals in the UK. They came to notoriety in the UK when they started to publish the names of health and social care workers who died during the COVID-19 pandemic) ([47])
• Journal of Preventive Medicine and Public Health (Journal of Preventive Medicine and Public Health by the Korean Society for Preventive Medicine, published bimonthly) ([48])
• Kids Beyond Limitsbook review
• La Semaine Médicale - French medical journal, founded in the 18th (?) century
• Medical and Veterinary Entomology
• Medical Reference Services Quarterly
• Medicotips
• NIHSeniorHealth
• Pattern.org - a website which enables rare cancer patients to direct excess tumor tissue to cancer research.[49][50][51][52][53]^{[dead link]}[54]
• Philonium - textbook;[55]
• U.S Preventive Service Task Force

Medical administration

• Africa Health Research Institute (A recent amagalmation of two existing research facilities in South Africa) ([56],[57],[58])
• consumer-directed health plan
• Direct Healthcare Professional Communication - Wikidata itemd:Q1280212
• emergency vaccine stockpile
• episode of care
• Global Rating Scale - an internationally recognised tool for Quality Improvement in GI Endoscopy, also used as an accreditation tool by theRoyal College of Physicians
• health-assesment questionnaire - a clinical measure for patients to determine the impact of disability on their day-to-day life
• operating-room essential documentation
• patient sign out (orpatient signout)
• regulation of pharmacy in Canada
• sedation scores - articles for each sedation score, or a combined page about the different sedation scores used, usingthis paper for instance; currently I believe there is only one article on theRamsay Sedation Scale
• standard precautions (healthcare) - guidelines recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for reducing the risk of transmission of blood-borne and other pathogens in hospitals. The standard precautions synthesize the major features of universal precautions (designed to reduce the risk of transmission of bloodborne pathogens) and body substance isolation (designed to reduce the risk of pathogens from moist body substances) and apply them to all patients receiving care in hospitals regardless of their diagnosis or presumed infection status. Standard precautions apply to (1) blood; (2) all body fluids, secretions, and excretions except sweat, regardless of whether or not they contain blood; (3) nonintact skin; and (4) mucous membranes. The precautions are designed to reduce the risk of transmission of microorganisms from both recognized and unrecognized sources of infection in hospitals.
• virtual hospital - generic term (as opposed to capitalizedVirtual Hospital)
• Wyoming Urban Indian Health Institute - seemissing white woman syndrome

Medical devices; tests

A–M

• 24-hour urine-hormone profile
• acapella breathing treatment - not "acapella" like the type of singing, but a medical device used for treating patients with breathing problems like COPD, cystic fibrosis, etc.
• Adaptive servo-ventilation, a treatment forcomplex sleep apnœa (contraindicated in case of heart failure with EF≤45%)
• ARV syndrome - AIDS-associated retrovirus syndrome
• axiograph - to measure articular movement of mandibular;[59]
• Bone anchor for example in foot surgery (Mitek) for navicular resection; Wiki article should discuss materials for bone anchor; lifetime/biocompatability; reason for using anchor, etc.
• Cambridge cognitive examination (CAMCOG)
• controlled-ankle-motion walker (CAM walker) - medical device that helps the patient start walking again after a broken ankle; commonly known aswalking boot; any people additionally refer to it as a cam boot
• controversies of vaccination orcriticism of vaccination[60]
• cryohemolysis test - a highly sensitive and specific test to diagnosehereditary spherocytosis, congenital (inborn) disorder of the membrane of red blood cells;[61];[62];[63]
• cytotoxic crossmatch - in organ transplantation
• deep bleeder acoustic coagulationFrom the BBC web site
• Duette catheter (Duette Foley catheter, double balloon)[64]
• durable medical equipment regional carrier (DMERC)
• endoscopically guided segmental lavage (method for identifying a food allergy)de:gastrointestinale Lavage
• ethibond sutures -[65];[66]
• floating cathereter - a device used in blood-pressure measurement
• Genito-sensory analyzer - a nerve conduction test to diagnose lack of genital sensation; used in the diagnosis and management of sexual dysfunction
• Goslon yardstick - used to assess the dental relationships in unilateral cleft lip and palate
• H.P. Achthar Gel - repository corticotropin injection, a therapeutic use ofActhar. No mention in Acthar article itself. Probably notable enough for own article.
• hysterotome - a device for amputating the cervix in hysterectomies
• Lumen (device) - a device sold byMetaFlow Ltd. for monitoring metabolism of healthy persons
• Maitland mobilization grading scale
• medical simulator
• Melangour pipette
• mucin clot test

N–Z

• nasopharyngeal applicator
• nonlinear interferometric vibrational imaging -[67]
• Pezzer's catheter
• phonocardiograph (now a redirect to Phonocardiogram)
• pulsating bi-ventricular device -artificial heart
• red-blood-cell scan (RBC scan) -[68];[69];[70]
• regional metabolic rate of glucose (rMRGlu)
• relative dose response assay
• rescue inhaler
• ring cutter tool used to remove rings, sometimes called a ring saw.
• scintiscanning
• short tau inversion recovery (STIR), a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) sequence
• SimMan
• Sitz marker test -irritable bowel syndrome
• SmartControl Technology
• spatial QRS axis (cardiology) andmean spatial QRS axis (one should redirect to the other)
• spatial T axis (cardiology) andmean spatial T axis (one should redirect to the other)
• substance abuse subtle screening inventory (SASSI)
• Sunderland system - scale for classifying nerve damage
• super-paramagnetic iron oxide (SPIO) - MRI dye;[71]
• thymol test, orthymol turbidity test
• Tissue Saturation Index - referred to on the TIS disambiguation page but has no article; also referred to atnear-infrared spectroscopy page;SolarMcPanel (talk)13:27, 8 May 2012 (UTC)[reply]
• transtracheal aspiration -[72]
• TraumaDEX - type of clotting powder
• urethra gauge
• ureotelic system - excretion system based on excretion of urea
• uricotelic system - excretion system based on excretion of uric acid
• urinary protein/creatinine ration (PCR) - modern measure to quantifyproteinuria. This page already exists, seeUPCR.MedGME (talk)21:49, 28 February 2022 (UTC)[reply]
• vibrocardiogram - different from, but related to,phonocardiogram; relevant in heart sound measurement
• videocapillaroscopy
• Vscan - apparently could one day become as indispensable as the traditional physician’s stethoscope in patient exams;[73]
• Whitehead's varnish - nasal packing agent;[74]

Microbiology; cell biology

Neurology

Oncology

Ophthalmology

• Anterior lenticonus
• Bangerter filter (or "Bangerter foil") - an alternative to conventional patching treatment foramblyopia,recently found to be of comparable efficacy by thePediatric Eye Disease Investigator Group (PEDIG)
• Bausch + Lomb Ultra (req. 2016-06-18) 3rd generation contact lenses made withSamfilcon A silicon hydrogel material[79]
• BESSt formula
• Bifoveal fixation
• Blue spectrum light and health likeFluorescent lamps and health (more specific and detailed thanBiological effects of high-energy visible light please)
• Ciliary body leiomyoma
• Deturgescence - the mechanism by which the stroma of the cornea remains relatively dehydrated
• Eccentric fixation
• Eccentric viewing
• Fs-lentotomy Using a femtosecond laser to restore the natural level of flexibility of the lens[80]
• Inflammatory eye disease (such asconjunctivitis,blepharitis,keratitis,uveitis,dry eye syndrome,chalazion, andscleritis) - the predominant cause ofeye pain in 69% of the cases analyzed.^[5]
• LED lights and health likeFluorescent lamps and health (more specific and detailed thanBiological effects of high-energy visible light please)
• Olmsted Center for the Visually Impaired - Buffalo, NY, USA
• PediaVision Spot - a vision-screening device; how does it work?
• Pupula Duplex - two pupils in one eye
• Scleroplasty - a scleral reinforcment surgery intended to prevent progression of eye enlongation in myopia
• Vergence-phoria
• Yeast-free selenium - ?
• Zyoptix - an advanced laser treatment for eye, overcoming the disadvantages of LASIK

Orthopaedics

• Perren's Strain Theory -[81]
• Subtalar Arthroereisis - also known as subtalar implants/stents
• Reuben Gobezie, MD (Orthopedic surgeon specializing in shoulder and elbow surgery; founder of the Cleveland Shoulder Institute; former Chief of Shoulder & Elbow Surgery at University Hospitals)The 28 Top U.S. Shoulder SurgeonsUniversity Hospitals surgeon to lead shoulder programHealthy Aging Starts with Healthy LivingArthritis Treatment AdvancesGlobal Directory of Who’s Who Honors Dr. Reuben Gobezie

Pathology

• black Death in Levant^[6]
• Bile-duct cytology
• Clonogen
• Color index (blood) (colour index (blood)) - see "pathology" entry at[82]
• Conjunctival nevus - eye freckles
• definitions of risk[83]^[7]
• District Surgeon (forensic)
• Feminization mutation
• HERP Index (human-exposure/rodent-potency index) - ranking possible cancer hazards;[84]
• Immunochromatography
• Indian filing - term used in breast cancer; origin?; since "Indian file" is an obsolete American term for "single file" (moving in a line), we can assume that it is a pattern of cells in a biopsy specimen in which they appear to be similarly lined up
• Latex impregnation techniques - in human organs
• List of shoulder injuries - for a broad overview of all shoulder injuries (linking to specific problems).
• Lymph-node cytology
• Macule - one of the morphologies of acutaneous condition, currently redirects tocutaneous condition but needs own page like the other two morphologies have
• Masood score
• Microbial fermentation technology
• Mucin stain
• Myxoid degeneration
• Neuronal ectopia
• Palaeopathography - the study of historical records to retro-diagnose ancient people
• Pancreatic encephalopathy
• Seromucoid
• Supervising Chief Surgeon (forensic)
• Thyroid cytology

People

Pharmacology

Positions

• Bozeman's position
• knee-elbow position
• Mayer position
• verticosubmental position

Psychiatry

• Academy of Behavioral Medicine Research -- Professional Organization / Learned Society [[85]]
• attention and business deficit^[8]
• economic and attention deficities[86][87][88]
• down syndrome in the United States[89][90][91]^[9]

Radiology

• 99mTc-ECD - and similarradionuclides
• Bucket-handle fracture (now a redirect to Child bone fracture#Other common fractures)
• Chamfer matching
• Diagnostic Reference Levels - dose of radiation allowed in diagnostic tests - varies by country, region and even by hospital
• Enhancing,Non-enhancing - adjective, contrast enhancement in MRI scans of the brain
• Fiducial (now a disambiguation)
• food anti-radioative[92][93][94]
• Folliculometry?
• Orthogonal slicing
• Q-space imaging
• Structural imaging -- as opposed toFunctional imaging

Research terms

• Definitions of abnormality ordefinitions of Normality[95][96][97]^[10]
• definitions of health ordefinitions of illness[98][99]^[11]
• definitins of risk^[12]
• definitions of woman[100][101][102] Not likely to be independentlyWP:NOTABLE; the definition falls underwoman.
• Risk Groups (see preface of[103])
• Nordic medical birth register
• Quantity of life
• Single-arm study design (study with no control, placebo, or comparison group?)Rationale for it
• Structured review
• dynamic borrowing -[104]
• Resource poor - a puplic health term
• High risk research
• Participatory mapping
• recurrence risk ratio
• Survival surgery - surgery on live mice or other rodents in a research setting
• Form FDA 1572 – Statement of Investigator form, which must be filed by an investigator running a clinical trial to study a new drug or agent. The investigator agrees to follow the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Code of Federal Regulations for the clinical trial. The investigator verifies that he or she has the experience and background needed to conduct the trial and that it will be done in a way that is ethical and scientifically sound. Also called 1572 form.
• Proteotype - the acute state of the proteome in space and time

Sex (including obstetrics and gynaecology)

• Bailey study (Bailey’s experiment) - presumably[105]
• Brittin Richter -film director?
• Capital punishment and abortion[106]^[13]
• Christian sexology^[14]
• Cribriform hymen - seeSeptate hymen
• definitions of promiscuity[107]
• Donovan bodies - rod-shaped, oval organisms that can be seen in the cytoplasm of mononuclear phagocytes or histiocytes in tissue samples from patients with granuloma inguinale; they appear deep purple when stained withWright's stain; these intracellular inclusions are the encapsulated gram-negative rods of the causative organisms; they were discovered byCharles Donovan
• GyneFix - intrauterine device, contraceptive
• history of childbirth
• open urethroplasty
• ordune
• pelvic ultrasonography - seeSeptate hymen
• PotenCX
• sensory enhancement
• sexicide
• sexual aberration
• sexual availability
• skins sexual health - British sexual health & wellness manufacturers. www.skinssexualhealth.co.uk
• sperm count increase
• supersexuality - nouveau sexual revolution from New York?
• surrogacy agency
• Symptothermal method
• T3 syndrome -antartic;comment at March 2013: same aspolar T₃ syndrome?
• transeconomics[108]
• uretemcele
• urethral tamponade
• urinary tamponade
• vulvalgesiometer

Treatments; procedures

• ac-11® (extract of Uncaria tomentosa, a medicinal plant with health benefits primarily directed towards systemic DNA repair) ([109];[110];[111];[112])
• amniocetises post procedure care
• anticipatory guidance (aNursing Intervention Classification System intervention, where education is provided before a problem occurs for a person) (Nursing Intervention Classification System 6th Ed)
• Arey, hair care company focusing on repigmenting gray hair, described as the “wrinkle cream of hair care”^[15][16]
• bleach enema
• bleb resection -pulmonary bullae
• business of care oreconomics of care oreconomy of care^[17]
• cell separator
• cold coagulation
• delay of flap
• greenlight photo-selective vaporization of the prostate -[113]
• Hydropolymer dressing
• Kneipp therapy, see also:Talk:Kneipp_therapy
• Kristeller maneuver
• lingualplasty
• Marshall protocol - for autoimmune diseases?
• Oberon (device)
• Tocainamide - Trial drug for tinnitus
• oligophrenopedagogy - pedagogy for mentally disabled
• open valvotomy
• pancreatic sphincterotomy
• particle mediated epidermal delivery
• Persian aphasia test -[114]
• pneumocentesis
• pneumonic block
• radical antegrade modular pancreatosplenectomy (RAMPS procedure,RAMPS)
• Rhythmic auditory stimulation
• SCENAR
• Shangring - male-circumcision device
• skull base surgery
• sonic lipolysis - a non-surgical alternative toliposuction; specialized frequencies of sound waves kill fat cells from outside the skin
• sportsmetrics - knee-injury prevention for athletes
• surgical delay procedure
• tension-band wiring
• tractotomy
• universal protocol - surgical practice to reduce errors. The basics are who, what, and where. That is, ask (the patient) for their name (e.g. Jane Smith), ask for age (e.g. Dec 7, 1941), ask what we're here for (e.g. amputation), ask for specifics of where (e.g. left pinkie toe). See[115],[116],[117] and generally[118]
• well visit(s)
• transanal endoscopic micro-surgery (TEM]]) -[119];[120];[121];[122];[123]
• trans-duodenal sphincterotomy (trans-duodenal sphincteroplasty) - division of thesphincter of Oddi; an operation to open the lower end of the common duct to remove impacted stones or to relieve spasm or stricture of the terminal bile and pancreatic ducts;[124];[125];[126];[127];[128]

Veterinary medicine

See also

WikiProject Encyclopedia requests

Skysmith missing topics lists

References