Goodpasture syndrome—also called anti-glomerular basement membrane (anti-GBM) disease—is a rare, fast-moving autoimmune disease. The immune system makes harmful antibodies that attack a specific ...
Anti-Glomerular Basement Membrane (anti-GBM) Disease is a rare autoimmune illness. Your immune system makes harmful antibodies that mistakenly attack a specific part of the filtering membrane in the ...
Creatine deficiency syndrome is a group of rare, inherited brain energy disorders. In these conditions, the brain cannot make, move, or bring in enough creatine. Creatine is a small molecule that ...
Nephronophthisis is an inherited kidney disease where the tiny tubules (pipes) inside the kidney slowly scar and form small cysts near the border between the cortex and medulla. Over years, the ...
Tubulointerstitial nephritis (TIN) is inflammation and injury that mainly affect the tubules (the tiny pipes that balance water, salt, acid–base, and waste) and the interstitium (the soft tissue ...
Urinary Dysbiosis refers to an imbalance in the naturally occurring microorganisms (the microbiome) within the urinary tract. For many years, urine was thought to be sterile, but modern DNA‐based ...
Uvula muscle tendinitis is a condition in which the small muscle of the uvula (the soft, hanging tissue at the back of your throat) becomes inflamed or irritated. Although it is a rare condition, it ...
Piriformis fascia adhesions are a condition involving abnormal fibrous bands that form in the fascia surrounding the piriformis muscle. These adhesions can cause discomfort, restrict movement, and ...
Piriformis fascia hyperplasia is a condition that affects the piriformis muscle and its fascia—a layer of connective tissue that covers the muscle. In this guide, we explain what this condition is, ...
Piriformis fascia fibrosis is a condition where the connective tissue (fascia) around the piriformis muscle becomes thickened or scarred. This fibrosis can restrict movement, irritate nearby nerves, ...
Piriformis fascia fibrosis is a condition where the connective tissue (fascia) around the piriformis muscle becomes thickened or scarred. This fibrosis can restrict movement, irritate nearby nerves, ...
Piriformis fascia cysts are fluid-filled sacs that can develop in or around the fascia (the connective tissue) that covers the piriformis muscle in the buttock area. Although not as commonly ...
Piriformis fascia tumors are rare growths that can develop in the area around the piriformis muscle and its surrounding fascia (the connective tissue covering the muscle). Although these tumors are ...
Piriformis fascia pain is a condition that causes discomfort in the buttock and lower back. It is often linked to problems with the piriformis muscle and its surrounding fascia, which is a layer of ...
Piriformis fascia masses refer to abnormal growths or swellings that occur in the soft tissues surrounding the piriformis muscle and its fascia. The piriformis muscle is a small, deep muscle located ...
Piriformis fascia hypertrophy is a condition that involves the thickening or enlargement of the fascia (the connective tissue) surrounding the piriformis muscle. The piriformis muscle is located deep ...
