Iridocyclitis and Uveitis – Symptoms Causes and Treatment

Iridocyclitis and Uveitis – Symptoms Causes and Treatment

Introduction & Definitions Iridocyclitis is a disease of the iridium (lining the iris) and the ciliary muscle (the soft muscle that supports the iris). Iridocyclitis is also known as iritis, and inflammation of iridium alone is often referred to as iridocyclitis. Other forms of iritis include polymyalgia rheumatica, and erythema migrans. The word “iridotomy” refers…

Coracobrachialis – An Overview
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Coracobrachialis – An Overview

The coracobrachialis, also known as the rotator cuff, is a small, thin muscle that originates behind the coracobrachialis (the white area on the shoulder). The tendon muscle runs inferolaterally to the sternum. They insert onto the coracoderm’s anteroposterior surface, near the acromion. The tendon is found generally between the front of the clbumere, and the…

Cingulate Gyrus and Its Linked to Emotions?

Cingulate Gyrus and Its Linked to Emotions?

The cingulate gyrus is situated above the parietal cortex and forms a part of the temporal limbic network. Cingular seizures are characterized by seizures, which are characterized by the sudden, temporary loss of muscular coordination and movement co-ordination. It is often accompanied by visual artifacts and by feelings of unreality or derealization. Cingular seizures can…

How To Treat Cardiac Tamponade – Cure Cardiac Paradoxus

How To Treat Cardiac Tamponade – Cure Cardiac Paradoxus

Symptoms A patient with pulsus paradoxus often experiences two distinct symptoms: chest pain and a sensation of breathlessness. In the case of chest pain, the patient has at first no idea that he/she is having a cardiac problem. In the second stage of the disease, the patient begins to experience breathlessness. As the disease progresses,…

Musculocutaneous Nerve Pain – What You Need to Know

Musculocutaneous Nerve Pain – What You Need to Know

The musculocutaneous nerve is the largest of all the cranial nerves. It controls the arm and shoulder muscles. The main function of these muscles is to act as the major components of our muscular system. Muscles work together in order to allow us to move freely. Muscles control our arm movements, and they also control…