A trade name for a form of hyoscine.  

An act of allowing air in the stomach to come up through the mouth.  

A special department in a hospital which deals with burns.  

Referring to a feeling similar to that of being hurt by fire.  

A malignant tumour, usually on the maxilla, found especially in children in Africa [Described 1957. After Denis Parsons Burkitt (1911-93),...

A powerful local anaesthetic, used in epidural anaesthesia.  

A type of congenital glaucoma occurring in infants.  

An unusual condition of the heart’s conduction tissue.  

A fracture in the upper part of the tibia.  

A slightly swollen part on the skin, caused by something such as a blow or sting.