...condition requires medical treatment. To understand better, under normal conditions, food, fluids and gastric juices do not flow back into the esophagus. The lower esophageal sphincter (LES), a muscular valve...
...muscular tension, especially in the neck and shoulder area, and, in some people, the after-effects of drinking alcohol.[5][6] The sensation associated with a tension headache is often described as a...
...the previous incision was made to prevent additional scarring. The surgeon then proceeds to create a pocket either on the submuscular (below) or subglandular (on top) of the chest muscle...
...in the hospital to improve muscular function and is often continued in an inpatient or outpatient rehabilitation center after hospital discharge. Cognitive dysfunction after hemorrhagic stroke This is when a...
