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Lipedema is a rare condition characterized by abnormal accumulation of adipose tissue, usually in the lower extremities (legs and buttocks). This condition can cause painful and tender swellings that are particularly difficult to manage with diet and exercise alone. Lipedema is usually seen in women and starts especially during periods of hormonal changes (puberty, pregnancy
Basal cell skin cancer is a type of skin cancer that occurs as a result of the uncontrolled growth of basal cells in the top layer of the skin (epidermis). Basal cell skin cancer is one of the most common type of cancers in the body and occurs mostly in sun-exposed areas such as face, ears, neck, hands, and arms.
Malignant melanoma, in other words, malignant skin cancer, can be defined as a type of skin cancer that occurs in pigment-producing cells called melanocytes in the epidermis layer. Typically, melanomas occur on the skin, and although rare, these formations may also occur in the mouth, eyes, or intestines. Melanoma occurs when some problems occur in
The medical term congenital hand and foot deformities include congenital anomalies which restrict the development of the hands and cause functional problems. With the recent surgical developments, most congenital hand and foot deformities can be treated at an early age, such as in babies or 2-3-year-old toddlers and in some cases even during pregnancy.
The Carpal tunnel, which is located inside the wrist, is a space where the median nerve and tendons pass through. The inner pressure of the tunnel can increase as a result of various diseases (such as rheumatoid arthritis), injuries, fluid retention during pregnancy, overuse or repetitive hand motion. Increased inner pressure causes compression on the nerve which results in symptoms such as numbness, pain, tingling and weakening of the grip. The disease which shows up with these symptoms is called the Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
The medical term "genital reconstruction" includes the surgical correction of various problems such as loss of penis as a result of environmental factors such as accidents, burns, ruptures in men, tissue ablation resulting from resection of vulvar tumours (female external genitalia) in women or correction of a congenital anomaly of the penis (hypospadias) in newborn babies.
Scar tissues usually originate from traumas or injuries of the skin. Scar tissue formation is an important part of the self-healing process of the body. Scars occur as a result of self repairment of skin damages resulting from surgeries, accidents and diseases. Injury of a larger area means a longer healing period. The risk of noticeable scar formation increases with wider sizes of the damage.
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