Access to the disease-specific instruments by pathology/disease

The term "pathology" refers to a large therapeutic area and can cover several diseases. On the other hand, the term "disease" refers to a specific, precisely defined condition

» Bacterial infections and mycoses	» Hemic and lymphatic diseases	» Psychiatry/psychology
» Behavior and Behavior Mechanisms	» Immune system diseases	» Respiratory tract diseases
» Cardiovascular diseases	» Male genital diseases	» Skin and connective tissue diseases
» Congenital, hereditary, and neonatal diseases and abnormalities	» Musculoskeletal diseases	» Social sciences
» Digestive system diseases	» Neoplasms	» Stomatognathic diseases
» Disorders of environmental origin	» Nervous system diseases	» Surgical Procedures, Operative
» Endocrine system diseases	» Nutritional and metabolic diseases	» Urologic diseases
» Eye diseases	» Otorhinolaryngologic diseases	» Virus diseases
» Female genital diseases and pregnancy complications	» Pathological conditions signs and symptoms	»

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