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Lung Cancer

Many years have passed since the first description of lung cancer and the beginning of the attempt to cure it. However, this pathology remains a very serious threat to the lives of millions of people....

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Nano-anthropology

What is nano – arthroscopy and how is it performed? Nano-arthroscopy is a minimally invasive and diagnostic technique with multiple applications in complex joints. It is performed within the fra...

Hemorrhoids: types and grades – Does laser treat 3rd and 4th degree hemorrhoids?

What are hemorrhoids? Hemorrhoids are a collection of arteries and veins that we normally have in the last part of the rectum and anus, to prevent leakage from the bowel. When these veins become swoll...

Lung cancer – minimally invasive treatment

Lung cancer is the third most common malignancy in women (after breast and colon cancer) and the most common malignancy in men, while it is the second most common cause of death from malignancy in wom...

Knee osteoarthritis: From biological factors to total joint replacement

The articular cartilage is a fairly durable tissue that covers the bones of the knee – it limits the friction of the bones and in combination with the menisci participates in the harmonious move...

Meniscus Tear – Treatment

What is the meniscus? The human meniscus is a wedge-shaped structure in the knee that is made of fibrocartilage, a very hard but flexible material. There are 2 menisci in the knee, the medial and late...

Chest Wall Tumors (T.H.T. Tumors)

The study of chest wall tumors is of particular interest, as these tumors include tumors of various histological types, which have different origins, behavior, treatment methods and prognosis. They co...

Modern treatment options for nasal polyps

What are polyps? Nasal polyps are local swellings in the inner lining (mucosa) of the nose, which protrude like pressed grapes into the narrow nasal cavities. This is a chronic inflammation of the nos...