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Contagiosum epitheliale

Contagiosum epitheliale is a purely benign skin pathology caused by an infection of a DNA virus. The pathogen is responsible for papulose lesions that can spread throughout the body without causing damage to internal organs.

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Verruca

Verruca usually are small bulges of the skin, sometimes painful, yellowish gray, hemispherical in shape. Warts are caused by a viral infection supported by a type of papilloma virus that infects people (HPV).

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Onychomycosis

Fungal infections of the nails, also known by the term “onychomycosis,” are a very common type of nail plate disease. In fact, among all diseases associated with nails, mycoses account for 50%.

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Scalp psoriasis

Psoriasis develops due to the pathological condition of the immune system, which causes a very rapid division of epidermal cells. The disease is non-contagious, it can affect not only the skin, but also joints, nails. The scalp is affected in 75% of cases.

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Lentigo

Lentigo looks like isolated dark spots, mostly round in shape, located in areas most exposed to the sun, especially on the hands, face, and décolleté.

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Pediculosis

Pediculosis is a skin disease caused by lice. And lice are the common name for parasitic hematophages. Among these insects are distinguished: head lice, clothes and pubic.

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Female androgenic alopecia

Alopecia or hair loss is a phenomenon that affects all segments of the population, both men and women. In its most common form, alopecia is associated with the action of androgen hormones.

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Laboratory diagnostics

Trichology

Trichology is a field of medicine that is engaged in the scientific study of scalp. Until now, one of the main medical branches devoted to the clinical study of hair was dermatology.

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Consultative gynecology

Vulvitis

Vulvitis is an inflammation of the vulva, that is, the outer part of the female genitalia. The reasons that can determine the onset of vulvitis are various. Given its anatomical position, the vulva can be involved in the inflammatory process originating from the genital tract, urinary tract and skin.

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Plastic surgery

Cholecystitis

The term "cholecestitis" refers to the inflammatory process in the gallbladder. The disease can take effect in acute or chronic form. Statistics indicate that 85 - 90% of cases of cholecystitis are associated with the formation of stones in the biliary tract or in the gallbladder itself. About 20% of the country's popu

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Urology

Kidney stone disease (Bilateral renal calculi / urolithiasis)

Urolithiasis is characterized by the formation of kidney stones in the kidneys by the deposition of minerals in urine. Typically, urine contains substances that prevent stone formation, but such compounds are not always present in sufficient quantities or not effectively perform their function.

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Plastic surgery

Laparocele

Laparocele is a leakage of an internal organ or part of it from the abdominal cavity. This condition is the result of a pronounced and progressive weakening of the muscular and fascial walls, which under normal physiological conditions should hold the organ in an appropriate place.

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