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General, unsorted medical
A:
- Acute limb ischaemia or Critical limb ischaemia - subarticle of peripheral vascular disease
- African traditional medicine - URL
- Alpha intrusion (alpha wave intrusion)
- Alpha system - mentioned in list of regions in the human brain
- American Chiropractic Network (ACN) Research on past, present, future of chiropractic managed care, specifically in Colorado
- American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology
- American Ophthalmological Society (2008-10-28) [1] Founded 1864. Telephone: (415)561-8578 ----- Fax: (415)561-8531 ----- Email:admin@aosonline.org
- Ancient medical practices - In particular, Roman & Greek
- Amnion nodosum
- Anesthesiologist Assistant
- Angle of His
- Anterior chamber associated immune deviation - Pubmed
- Anticipatory Anxiety
- Anti-malignin antibody
- Auscultogram
- Androcor anterior spinal artery infarct-acute onset of flaccid paralysis that evolves into a spastic paresis over days or weeks
- Artery lesion, particularly causes
- astra essence Chinese herbal formula
- Autoschizis
- Anti-I agglutinin
- American Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology
- Augmentation - obstetrics
B:
- Bacillus Clausii
- Berlin Heart
- Bibliotheca Anatomica
- Bilateral schizencephaly
- Bilateral vestibulopathy
- Bio-Strath A Swiss herbal yeast supplement.
- Bionar medicine from Emanuel Revici
- Biomicroscopy
- Bioxring
- Randas Batista
- BBYWH Syndrome
- Bleb Resection
- Bogdan Preunca
- Boston exanthem
- Broad Autism Phenotype
- Bromo quinine
- Garfford Broussard
- Benzothiazolylpiperazine
- Barbara Bourne Bennett who?
- Balance test, as in the second and third hit on Google for "balance test"
- Biphemin
- Brown induration
- Bacterin (presently soft-redir to wikt)
C:
- color index (blood), colour index (blood) - see "pathology" entry at [2]
- Cardiovascular risk - classification and definition (specific classification and the statistic) - presently redirect
- Cattell-Horn-Carroll theory of intelligence
- Cawthorne-Cooksey exercises - exercises used to treat benign vestibulopathy, benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, and possibly other causes of vertigo
- Central Mississippi Medical Center (CMMC)
- Chemotherapy for animals (related to Lymphoma in animals, and probably others)
- Chromatolysis(need wikify)
- Chronic Urticaria Index -
- Circulating tumor cells (related to Cancer; [3], [4])
- CLN10 - a gene recently implicated in a lysosomal disease, similar to Batten disease [5])
- Coffin Siris Syndrome
- Coginus
- Complement Dependent Cytotoxicity
- Complete breath (abdominal, costal and clavicular breath)
- Consumer Directed Health Plan
- Contraction band necrosis
- Coronary flow reserve
- Cortical Evoked Response Audiometry (CERA)
- Cricoidectomy
- Cellular protein
- Cerebriform nuclei
- Compassion Club ([6]
- Clonogen
- Coarse facial features - this expression is used a lot in cretinism and other congenital illnesses yet it is impossible to look up in a dictionary.
- Coryzalia ([7])
- Corpus albicantia otherwise known as Corpora albicantia
- Cryptoamnesia
- Donald Cowart who ?
- Carboxitherapy - An alternative to Liposuction [8]
- Cytotoxic crossmatch - in organ transplantation
D:
- Damage integral
- Damiana root
- David O. Davis [9] Report of David O. Davis, M.D. Concerning the Examination of the Autopsy X-Rays of President John F. Kennedy, Dated December 22, 1978
- Decompression harness (chiropractor equipment)
- Deep Bleeder Acoustic Coagulation From the BBC web site
- Dental Common Access System (DENCAS)
- Denver Shunt [10]
- Durable Medical Equipment Regional Carrier (DMERC)
- DNA Activation
- Dr. Charles V. Magatti co-inventor of Loratadine
- Dr. William H. Spivey (notable?)(invented Spivey needle, notable Emergency Medicine Physician)
- Drug Treatment and Testing Order (DTTO)
E:
- electronic medication mangagement assistant (emma) by inrange systems. just approved by fda (ad?)
- emergency medical dispatch (method for prioritizing emergency calls based on answers to pre-defined questions)
- Perhaps redirect to Advanced Medical Priority Dispatch System?
- Endobiogeny
- endogenous hydrolytic process
- epidural venous plexus
- Episode of care
- ERA-EDTA
- Enrique Ostrea (Philippino) Pediatrics & neonatology see Top 100 living geniuses
- EP-B2 enzyme (celiac disease)
- episodic learning
- Endothelitis
- endarteritis inflammation of the lumen of an artery.
- enkephalinergic neuron needs a redirect from ENK as well.
- eyebrow transplant
- eaglesoft dental practice management software
- Erythrogenic toxin of Streptococcus pyogenes
enthesopathy of the hip region
F:
- Fasciapulsology [11]
- Falls in the elderly (or possibly Falls (Geriatrics)) Currently, Geriatrics refers to instability, talking about the physics concept of instability. Falling also exists, but doesn't really cover the important topic of falls in the elderly.
- Fitflops
- FDA Regulation
- Fensturbation
- Fenway Community Health - Important clinic with the first community-based HIV research program in the US, and pioneers many other fields. http://www.fenwayhealth.org/site/PageServer?pagename=FCHC_abt_about_home
- Flora sinensis
- Fluidotherapy (as a modality)
- Fractional resurfacing (cosmetic skin procedure causing photothermolysis of the skin, e.g., Fraxel SR Laser.)
- Framingham Risk Factor Score (assessment of cardiac health, related to the Framingham Study, what are the parameters/measurements, etc?)
- Jerome Frank M.D.
- foetal brain-cell graft
- facet cell - outer layer of urinary tract - involved in urinary tract infections. also called umbrella cell (?). multiple urothelium cells differentiate and combine to form the multinucleated facet cells. (please tag with histology category, medicine category, microbiology category (for UTI relationship))
- Fractal Yin Yang
- Fu Xi Wen - Open Source Medicine
- Facial hypertrophy-(condition where one side of the face;cheek is larger than the other side, http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0103-64402006000400015)
G:
- gamma system - mentioned in list of regions in the human brain
- Gastrointestinal Pathology Ectopic Pancreas occurrence in conjunction with Barrett's
- Adenocarcinoma vaccine GV1001 - (please research and cite)
- Glutari aciduria
- Green Bitter Orange Oil Sedative, & Relaxant Homeopathic Remedy
- Greenlight Photoselective Vaporization of the Prostate
- GAERS ?
- Group masturbation
- Robert M. Goldwyn http://www.leonardoshands.com/leonardos-hands-about-us-goldwyn-more.html , Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, Volume 114.
- god committee Medical ethics committee created to allocate dialysis treatment
- Goslon Yardstick It is used to assess the dental relationships in unilateral cleft lip and palate
- Gastrointestinal atony
- Graves, Boyd Ed — fringe HIV/AIDS activist/entrepreneur/theorist
- Gay bowel syndrome
H:
- Hammer Thumbs
- Hargobind Khurana Nobel Prize winner for Medicine and Physiology in 1968
- Heel Sticks Tool used by occasionally by phlebotomist to draw blood
- Helichryse oil Skin Repair Homeopathic Remedy
- Hepatitis epidemica
- HL23V: was thought to be a virus causing leukemia
- Hydrogen narcosis
- Hans Wallsten famous for medicine tools like the Wallstent
- Hunting response
- hyperchromic anemia
- hypermnesia
- Heel of hand
- HIV/AIDS Experts
- hs-CRP test high sensitivity C-reactive protein (particularly as it relates to cardiology)
- infant head trauma
- hyperechogenic
- hypertonic saline
- hemostatic plug
- Hunter-Schreger bands found in enamel
- Health Assesment Questionaire (HAQ) a clinical measure for patients to determine the impact of disability on their day-to-day life
- HuaChanSu Chinese cancer treatment from toad skin
- Hemifacial hypertrophy - one side of face is larger than the other side.http://www.pediatricneuro.com/alfonso/pg172.htm
I:
- "indian filing" term used in breast cancer (origin?)
- Inflammatory markers
- International Congress on Hygiene and Demography (Held at least 15 times between c. 1897-1912)
- intracranial stenosis
- international consortium for brain mapping
- Immunochromatography
- Immunosurgery
- ischaemia-reperfusion fibrillation
- inunction - rubbing in a cream. Wiktionary candidate.
- inspired partial pressure
- indian pharmacopoeia (with its history)
J:
- Akrit Pran Jaswal [12]
- Jane A. Plant (Prof. Jane A. Plant and her programme for preventing Osteoporosis, Prostata- and Breast Cancer)
- J-tube jejunostomy tube or jejunal feeding tube. Used for enteral feeding in patients unable to use the stomach or gastric feeding due to gastroparesis (see article) or other diseases of the stomach
- Joint Effusion - Sequalae of intra-atricular fracture. Radiographic finding: fat pad displaced by effusion. important for detection of non-displaced fractures (ex: olecranon).
K:
- Dr. Irene C. Kassorla - psychologist, lecturer, author, television personality, autism, schizophrenia, sexuality
- Helmut Keller who?
- Keratin pearl - seen in squamous cell carcinomas
- Keratolysis exfoliativa - The peeling of skin of the palms of the hands and sometimes the feet.
- Kellie Munro hypothesis
- Korsakoff's amnesia - HSV complication
L:
- large local reaction (one of four types of insect bite reactions)
- Lepore syndrome
- Lesion studies (e.g. Electrolytic, excitotoxic)
- Lingualplasty
- Lingual tonsillectomy
- lipemic blood (blood is high in fatty content and disqualifying for plasma donation)
- lipid droplet, an organelle.
- lipidologist
- list of most common diseases (Most common diseases found in humans, could be arranged by listing the diseases that most prelevent in people around the world. ex. AIDS, Tuberculosis etc.) Where or worldwide?
- latex impregnation techniques in human organs
- Lung parenchyma
- Lymphocytic infundibuloneurohypophysitis Endocrine condition with markedly low levels of ADH and polyuria
- lochiostasis - a condition that can occur postpartum
- lumbar sympathectomy surgery for vasospasctic disorders in lower limbs
- Lumleian lectureship, Cambridge.
- lingual mucosa - would like an image of the open mouth with all of the surfaces that would be defined as the "lingual mucosa." I understand buccal mucosa, but where exactly is "lingual mucosa?"
- laryngo tracheal bronchitis
- lobular carcinoma
M:
- Macula Foundation where?
- Magnetology
- Magnetophosphene
- Maitland mobilization grading scale
- Malattia Leventinese
- Managed Care Organizations (Request for research of ACN, American Chiropractic Network, new managed care for chiropractic, pros vs. cons, learn from history of 1980s initial managed care programs)
- Mandibular setback surgery (surgery to shorten the jaw)
- Mass casualty incident AKA Multiple casualty incident, abbreviated MCI. An EMS term that refers to a large amount of patients being the victims of a disaster.
- matricectomy (alternative spelling: matrixectomy)
- Mauriac's syndrome (alternative: Mauriac syndrome)
- Mean circulatory filling pressure and Guyton's PV graph
- Medical grade
- Medical simulator
- Medicines extracted from animals
- Medication Event Monitoring System (MEMS cap) ( cap used to monitor patient compliance)
- Medispa
- Melangour pipette
- Metaglip should redirect to Glipizide/metformin, which is requested separately
- Medical Image Display Analysis Group Homepage notable?
- Metabolic craniopathy aka Morgagni's Syndrome
- Microstrabismus
- Microtropia
- Midmark Corporation
- Miller-Abbott tube
- Minor salivary glands
- Myocardiodystrophia
- mucosal vaccines
- Marshall protocol for autoimmune diseases?
- Medicine management
- microbial fermentation technology
N:
- nasopharyngeal applicator
- necrotizing arteriolitis
- Waldo Emerson Nelson - Author of Mitchell-Nelson textbook of pediatrics
- Neoplasene Homeopathic remedy for cancer in pets.
- Neurotology
- No re-flow phenomenon (absence of reperfusion after MI)
- nubbule
- Nutritional biochemistry
- Neonatal Sleep Myoclonus
- Natural progesterone
- Nikhil Thakur
- NIHSS National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale, used to determine the severity of a stroke and its effect on an individual, as well as the efficacy of a medical treatment for cerebral ischemia. http://www.strokecenter.org/trials/scales/nihss.html
O:
- obesity in the United Kingdom
- obliterative endarteritis
- oculomotor nerve lesion
- occult pneumothorax
- odonophagia
- open valvotomy
- Orbasone treatment for plantar fascitis
P:
- Pan-Tompkins algorithm
- Pannectomy (surgery for removing pannus. Please supply information about who does this type of surgery, especially relating to people who are or have been super mobidly obese)
- Partial plate
- Patient sign out or Patient signout
- Pediatric neurotransmitter disease
- Perception Of temperature (How Humans Subjectively Judge Temperature)
- Persian aphasia
- Petadine
- Pharmaceutical physician
- phenolization (alternative terms: phenolisation, phenol matricectomy, phenol matrixectomy)
- Photodermatology
- Physiomedicalism
- Placenta in cosmetics
- Ponderal Index
- Posterior Tibial Tendon
- Posteromedial
- Primary complex
- Procyanidolic oligomers
- Protopathic bias
- Pseudo-hallucination
- Psychomotor patterning (see [13]) -
- Pulmonary rehabilitation
- Philonium
- Polygyria
- Pulsatile tinnitus
Q:
R:
- Ravitch repair for Pectus Excavatum or Carinatum
- Read Code Summary diagnosis coding system, similar to ICD, used by the NHS in the UK
- Recurrent benign lymphocytic meningitis
- Regional metabolic rate of glucose (rMRGlu)
- respiratory cyst
- Revival (life) as in the revival of dead people or those frozen cyrogenically.
- Reverse therapy
- Rife therapy
- Rosen Method
- Rubenfeld synergy
- rocker-bottom feet - Patau and Edwards syndromes have it.
- robotism
S:
- Schamberg's disease pigmentation disorder
- Dr. Alfred Steinschneider who?
- Dr. Andor Szentivanyi, The Beta Adrenergic Theory of Asthma discoverer
- salty mouth
- scarpie – possible misspelling of scrapie?
- scientific study of religious experience as mentioned on this BBC article [14]
- Sea Kelp (As in seaweed?)
- second opinion (also referral (medicine))
- Seneca Snakeroot
- Sergei Brukhonenko USSR scientist who (allegedly?) kept the severed head of a dog alive.
- Shimoga Institute of Medical Sciences
- sialylation
- Sicilian Gambit classification (antiarrhythmias - c.f Vaughan Williams
- Single-arm study design (study with no control, placebo, or comparison group?) Rationale for it
- Sodium starch glycolate (see: [15])
- space occupying lesion (neurology)
- spatial QRS axis (cardiology) and mean spatial QRS axis (one should redirect to the other)
- spatial QRS-T angle (electrocardiogram interpretation)
- spatial T axis (cardiology) and mean spatial T axis (one should redirect to the other)
- smacking your lips (or lip smacking or similar)
- SmartControl Technology
- stratified randomization
- Stephen E. Straus, late researcher
- summer complaint (ailment of the 19th and early 20th centuries)
- Clemente Susini - wax anatomical models (see [16], [17])
- Supersexuality - nouveau sexual revolution from New York?
- Dr. Thoralf M. Sundt Jr. Neurosurgeon where?
- Scarleteen.com
- Skull base surgery
- Prof. Stefanadis Christodoulos--Cardiologist-researcher-inventor where?
- Stewart Wolfe, MD, and The Stewart Wolfe Society - Cardiology, Oklahoma?
- Side effects of cancer treatments
- Structured Review
- St. Louis virus
- sublenticular internal capsule
- super paramagnetic iron oxide (SPIO) - [18]
- Sinutab
- seromucoid
- the sugars - old slang that can refer to several sugar absorption metabolic diseases
- surgical site infection
- surgilaser the emerging terms that complies plastic surgery and laser treatment
- Sergei Brukhonenko USSR scientist who (allegedly?) kept the severed head of a dog alive.
- slipped capitofemoral epiphyses
- stemulite Medicine that stimulates stemcells in a body to improve performance (close to but not the same as anabolic steroids).
T:
- Total T3 Thyroid test
- telogen effuvilum
- temporal artery thermometer
- Title 10 - as in Title 10 of the United States Code?
- Trigeminovascular System
- thromboregulation has to do, notably, with the activity of platelets
- thymol test, or thymol turbidity test
- Transtracheal ventilation
- Triaminic - children's cold, allergy, and cough products (http://www.triaminic.com/)
- triage sieve (seems to be an alternative to the START method of triage)
- TTFO - acronym for "Doctor slang" told to fuck off(?) ([19])
- Tumour Surveillance Theory (subacute combined degeneration occurring with vitamin B12 deficiency.)
- Tutonious
- Temporal Artery Thermometers The newest and most non invasive method for measuring human temperature. Accuracy of this technique under debate
U:
- uromucoid - present in urine to prevent adherence of bacteria
- urinary index urinary indices - the test is used in working up acute renal failure yet it is hard to figure out what it is exactly. microscopic examination?
- Unguetine
V:
- Van Andel Research Institute
- Vasey Show Magazine Medicine Forum, The
- ventilation-perfusion coupling
- vasculosis
- victrectomy
- Velotrace (note: there is also a band called Velotrace)
W:
- Wallstent
- Warfarin induced skin necrosis
- wet bench research a name for hands-on lab research
- Wine (medical uses) - Components in main wine article but much more can be written on this subject to merit its own article.
- Woolly hair or Woolly hair nevus
- Whitehead's varnish
- Stewart Wolfe, MD, and The Stewart Wolfe Society - Cardiology, Oklahoma?
Y:
- Yin Yang fractal
- Dr. Young H. Ko, notable cancer researcher
- Yin Chiao who?
- Yue Xianyang - Founder of Tongrentang
Z:
- Carlos A. Zarate (psychiatrist)[20]
Terms from the AIDS Glossary
A to G:
- affected community
- AIDS line
- AIDS trials
- central nervous system damage
- Community Research Initiative
H to Q:
R to Z:
- requirements for a hospital to become clinical trial compliant
- regenerated medicine
- ring enhancing mass - Is this referring to Cerebral Abcesses? Which ring enhance with contrast?
- set point
Congenital disorders
- Elliott Farber ?
- Hypoplasticity
- Pulsating Bi-Ventricular Device (Artificial Heart)
- Fibre-type disproportion
Dentistry
Ophthalmology
- Alger brush
- Bifoval Fixation
- Deturgescence - the mechanism by which the stroma of the cornea remains relatively dehydrated
- Diplocoria (AKA Dicoria)
- Eccentric viewing
- Entomopia
- Leon Alger who?
- School myopia - how it develops through environmental factors, like reading
- Pallinopsia
- Vergence-Phoria
- Yeast-free selenium ?
Pathology
Pharmacology
See also The list of missing pharmacology terms
A to G:
- Acemannan Immunostimulant
- Ad5CMV-p53
- albumin interferon alfa
- Antipsychotics abuse:the effects and disadvantages of self prescribing
- AR-C126532
- biphentin
- cangrelor tetrasodium
- Cannabrex - apparently an at home synthetic marijuana kit
- Capsulin - oral insulin, recently developed - see [21]
- Cardiospermum
- carnivora extract
- cetyl myristoleate - not enough research to effectively write an article yet
- Chromatography data systems - see [22] for definition
- clinicopia
- collagen-PVP
- darusentan
- dexosome vaccine
- Diamaxol
- dibenzodiazepines
- drysol
- ED-71
- eel calcitonin
- Ethylhexylglycerin
- Elizabethan washballs -- This is just old-fashioned soap, shaped into a ball.
- Holger Erdman who ????
- Eugeroics A new class of stimulants with few side effects, give a general explanation and give examples with references e.g. Modafinil, compare and maybe sub-classify.
- European Directorate on the Quality of Medicines info at [23]
- Falciparum merozoite protein-1/AS02A
- Fentress v. Eli_Lilly
- Glutathionarsenoxide ([[GSAO)))- promising new cancer drug that stops blood vessel growth in solid tumours. [24] Advertising? No, as GSAO is not a trade name (there is no trade name as yet, no sales, and so advertising is meaningless in a sense). Keep the article factual and it will not be advertising.
- glyceryl behenate
H to Q:
- Himalaya Herbal Healthcare - A pharmaceutical company specializing in herbal-based medicines -[25]
- Hoe Hin Pak Fah Yeow - Hong Kong company, makers of Pak Fah Yeow (white flower oil), a popular analgesic formula composed of 40% wintergreen oil
- hLM609
- International Society on Toxicology (IST)
- isogramine
- LBH-589 ?
- LE-AON ?
- List of illegal drugs - Not practical see this article
- Lucidal brain supplement
- LY-450139 ?
- margin of exposure
- Maxoderm, Provide the truth about this sham product.
- Membrane-stabilising drug
- MetAP2
- Mu Delta agonist antagonist (MDAN) - ; next generation, non-addictive opioid; Scientific American: New Pain Reliever Proves More Potent, Less Addictive.
- Mycozyme
- nab-paclitaxel
- NEPRINOL
- N-Acetylcarnosine, used to treat cataracts
- O6-Benzylguanine
- orbofiban acetate
- penetratin
- Per-abrodil, especially the side-effects, related to the article on Thorotrast
- Pharmaceutical technician does this refer to a certified pharmacy technician?
- Pharmacoethics: ethics of pharmaceutical prescription, research, and the pharmaceutical industry
- Phenocol/phenycol medicine?
- PSUR periodic safety update report (pharmacovigilance)
- Stephen Pilling who?
R to Z:
- Tridesilon
- rapolites
- rebimastat
- recombinant malaria vaccine
- SQN-400 ?
- Stop-signal paradigm with regard to clinical psychopharmacological drug-testing
- Streptocid
- Surrogate threshold effect Has links with Biomarkers in clinical trials.
- Beverly Teicher cancer researcher, drug discovery
- tetramune vaccine
- therapeutic equivalence rating
- Trimgel (fat burner)
- Triethyl Citrate
- Val-Tyr sardine peptidase
- VNP-40101M ?
- Unguentine
- Walter flipping - polydrug of MDMA and ether
- Xzite: female libido enhancement. Effects, side-effects?
- Zilactin
Radiology
- q-space imaging
- chamfer matching
- subchondral bone
- Irigography Do you a mean Proctogram?
Stability of Medicines