Category: E

A metabolic by-product of testosterone.  

An inscription on a grave marker or monument.  

The second cervical vertebra.  

A congenital defect in males in which the opening of the urethra is on the upper surface of the penis instead of at its tip hypospadia.  

A genetic element that may be present or absent in different cells, associated with a chromosome or independent in the cytoplasm.  

Memory of particular events in a person’s life. The ability to recall discrete events (e.g., in one’s personal history).  

An injury that results in a break of a bone at the cartilaginous epiphysis, or growth centers at the ends of the long bones. The most common site for is the distal radial epiphysis.  

A person suffering from a chronic nervous disorder characterized by attacks of unconsciousness or convulsions or both, epileptic.  

Psychomotor epilepsy.  

Associated with epilepsy and characterized by abdominal pain and mental confusion.