Add to ORKGWe report three ancient cases of prostatic hyperplasia recently observed in natural and artificial mummies from central Italy
A very tall skeleton was found during archaeological excavations in the territory of Fidenae, an adm...
A paleopathological study of a number of Egyptian mummies started at the beginning of the last centu...
Knowledge of the embalming methods used in Renaissance Italy comes not only from the literary texts ...
Prostatic hyperplasia, a very common condition today, was well known in the past as cause for bladde...
A very tall skeleton, found during archaeological excavations near Rome (Italy) and dated back to th...
Ancient neoplasms diagnosed in the soft tissues of mummies are limited to 18 cases so far, with only...
In the early 80’s, a systematic investigation was started of the series of mummies from Central and ...
This research focuses on cases of natural and artificial mummification from the Early to Late Middle...
none5siDevelopmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) is caused by a delay in the development of the aceta...
The relative abundance of neoplastic lesions documented so far in paleopathological literature, dist...
Cancer nowadays is the second most common cause of death in high-income countries. However, only fiv...
We report possibly the oldest evidence of gynecomastia in mummified human remains. Computed tomograp...
In the Middle Ages Lucca was an important city along the Via Francigena, a major trade and pilgrimag...
This study describes and discusses a rare case of metastatic carcinoma affecting the skeleton of an ...
Paleopathology and paleoradiology both provide a wealth of relevant data about the health status of ...
A very tall skeleton was found during archaeological excavations in the territory of Fidenae, an adm...
A paleopathological study of a number of Egyptian mummies started at the beginning of the last centu...
Knowledge of the embalming methods used in Renaissance Italy comes not only from the literary texts ...
Prostatic hyperplasia, a very common condition today, was well known in the past as cause for bladde...
A very tall skeleton, found during archaeological excavations near Rome (Italy) and dated back to th...
Ancient neoplasms diagnosed in the soft tissues of mummies are limited to 18 cases so far, with only...
In the early 80’s, a systematic investigation was started of the series of mummies from Central and ...
This research focuses on cases of natural and artificial mummification from the Early to Late Middle...
none5siDevelopmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) is caused by a delay in the development of the aceta...
The relative abundance of neoplastic lesions documented so far in paleopathological literature, dist...
Cancer nowadays is the second most common cause of death in high-income countries. However, only fiv...
We report possibly the oldest evidence of gynecomastia in mummified human remains. Computed tomograp...
In the Middle Ages Lucca was an important city along the Via Francigena, a major trade and pilgrimag...
This study describes and discusses a rare case of metastatic carcinoma affecting the skeleton of an ...
Paleopathology and paleoradiology both provide a wealth of relevant data about the health status of ...
A very tall skeleton was found during archaeological excavations in the territory of Fidenae, an adm...
A paleopathological study of a number of Egyptian mummies started at the beginning of the last centu...
Knowledge of the embalming methods used in Renaissance Italy comes not only from the literary texts ...