Catalin Buzduga

TL;DR: This review presents the histological and the immunohistochemical features of AM compared to those of the conjunctiva and discusses the techniques of processing and preservation, its mechanism of action in ocular reconstruction, its clinical ophthalmic indications, but also advantages and limitations of grafting with this biomaterial.

TL;DR: The reader is taken on a journey through time and space, charting the evolution of anatomists’ comprehension of sphenoid bone morphology from antiquity to its conception as a bone structure in the eighteenth century, and ranging from ancient Greece to modern Italy and France.

TL;DR: The history of the optic chiasm is a fascinating time travel displaying the conceptual transformations that have been made in anatomy and medicine by the authors' forerunners.

TL;DR: This paper aims to identify the origin of eight Latin terms (pulvinar, capsula, infundibulum, operculum, flocculus, forceps, falx, habenula), and analyzed the etymology of these Latin neuroanatomical terms in brief.

TL;DR: The AT's etiology and immunological mechanism along with its cytological and histopathological features are reviewed in order to increase understanding about the mechanism involved in pathogenesis of this disease and to open new directions of investigations that will be useful in a better clinical practice.