Tag: circulatory system


ANGIOGRAPHY

Definition and Fundamental Principles of Angiography Angiography, derived from the Greek words angeion (vessel) and graphein (to write or record), is a highly specialized medical diagnostic imaging technique employed to visualize the internal lumen, or passageway, of blood vessels and organs in the body. This procedure is fundamentally rooted in radiography, requiring the use of […]

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PARABIOSIS

Introduction and Definition of Parabiosis Parabiosis, derived from the Greek terms para (beside) and bios (life), describes a biological phenomenon involving the anatomical and physiological union of two individual organisms, leading to a permanent or semi-permanent interlinking of their respective circulatory systems. This connection facilitates the free exchange of humoral factors, including hormones, cytokines, plasma […]

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RESPIRATORY TYPE

The Respiratory Type in Constitutional Psychology The Core Definition of the Respiratory Type The Respiratory Type, within the framework of historical Constitutional psychology, refers to a specific human constitution characterized by the overriding dominance and structural prominence of the circulatory system and the respiratory apparatus over the other major physiological systems of the body, such […]

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EMBOLISM

An interruption of blood flow due to a blocked vessel by an embolus in the blood stream. EMBOLISM: “An embolus usually appears at a junction, branch or narrowing of a blood vessel.”

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TAKAYASU’S DISEASE

Takayasu’s Arteritis: An Encyclopedia Entry The Core Definition and Mechanism Takayasu’s Arteritis (TA), often historically referred to as Takayasu’s Disease, is a rare form of large vessel Vasculitis, characterized by Chronic inflammation of the Aorta and its major branches. This inflammatory process primarily targets the tunica media and adventitia layers of the arterial wall, leading […]

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