A Faley catheter ending in a balloon is inserted into the urethra.

When diagnosing pathologies or injuries to the knee, an external examination is often not enough to make an accurate diagnosis.

At the initial stages, adenoma responds well to treatment with both medications and traditional medicine.

The human papillomavirus affects the skin, mucous membranes of the genitals, intestines, and larynx.

The main prerequisites for the development of mastopathy are liver and gastrointestinal diseases, hormonal disorders, and nervous strain.

Papillomas formed on the mucous tissues of the gallbladder are among the most common pathological phenomena.