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Sinusitis
Nasal sinus cavities are moist, hollow spaces in the bones around the eyes, cheeks, and nose. They ...
Tonsillectomy
Multimedia flash depicting the surgical procedure of Tonsillectomy done through the dissection ...
Waterborne Diseases
Interactive section of Medindia gives details regarding waterborne ...
Root Canal Treatment
Are you going to have root canal treatment? Refer to this cartoon display that uses slide animation ...
Anti-dandruff Foods
Anti-dandruff Foods
Poor nutrition can be a contributing factor to the development of dandruff. Adding foods rich in ...
Top Five Negative Calorie Foods
Top Five Negative Calorie Foods
Negative calorie foods widely advertised in diet plans are foods that supposedly use more energy to ...
Eye Allergies
Eye Allergies
Eye allergy or ocular allergy or allergic conjunctivitis occurs when allergens cause redness, ...
Diet for Obstructive Lung Disease
Diet for Obstructive Lung Disease
The right balance of energy boosting foods and protein foods along with adequate vitamin and ...
Prostatic Abscess
Abscess found in prostate gland, its diagnosis and treatment are explained in this ...
Pus From Ureteric Orifice
Pus from the ureter, its diagnosis and treatment are explained in this ...
Ureteric False Passage
Ureteric False Passage is caused by injury during a procedure like ...
Ureterocele
Ureterocele is caused by a congenital problem with the opening of the ureter into the ...
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