In this article, we will provide full information about Progeria Syndrome. So, study carefully for knowing about that syndrome. I will mentioned bellow the page content; What Is Progeria?  Progeria Symptoms  Progeria Causes and Risk Factors  Progeria Diagnosis  Progeria Treatments  Progeria Complications + What is Progeria? Progeria (from Greek progeros - prematurely aged) is a special type of pathology, an independent disease manifested by pathological premature aging.   + Progeria is distinguished between children and adults. Progeria in children  is a Getchinson-Guildford syndrome. This disease is rare: about 70 cases of it and isolated cases of congenital progeria have been described. According to a number of authors, the disease is hereditary, inherited by autosomal recessive type. It is assumed that it is a consequence of diencephalic-pituitary insufficiency or secondary damage to several endocrine glands. Progeria can also be a symptom of a numb...

  This current Disease Outbreak News on the multi-country monkeypox outbreak is an update to the previously published  Disease Outbreak News of 4 June , with updated data, some further detail on clinical description of cases, measures to increase the safety of gatherings, and again provides summaries of guidance, including on vaccination.  Since 13 May 2022, cases of monkeypox have been reported to WHO from 28 Member States across four WHO regions (the Region of the Americas as well as the European, Eastern Mediterranean, and Western Pacific Regions) where monkeypox is not usual or has not previously been reported (Figure 1). In addition, since the beginning of the year, there are 1536 suspected cases reported from eight countries in the WHO African Region, of which 59 cases have been confirmed and 72 deaths reported.   The continuous detection of the virus and deaths reported in some countries in the African Region highlight the need to better understand the source,...

  Introduction In this article, we will provide a basic overview of the muscles of the  gluteal   region  while integrating clinical anatomical pathology to describe certain features. The gluteal region refers to the general region of the posterior buttocks, lying external to the pelvic cavity. Its borders are: Anterior : pelvic girdle Superior : iliac crest Inferior : gluteal folds Contained within the region are muscles, lymphatic vessels and neurovascular structures. The gluteal region communicates with the pelvic cavity via the greater and lesser sciatic foramina, which several neurovascular structures traverse. Most of these muscles are supplied by two branches of the  internal iliac artery , and they mimic the two major nerves that supply these muscles – the superior and inferior gluteal nerves. Superficial gluteal muscle group Gluteus maximus As the largest muscle of the gluteal region,  gluteus   maximus  is a powerful muscle involved...