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high-tech medicine Engineered advances in medical knowledge and technique that have resulted in improved diagnostic, therapeutic, and rehabilitative procedures.
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high-throughput screening The testing of the biological or pharmacological properties of molecules by immersion in a large number of chemical baths or cellular systems. It is used, e.g., to determine whether any of a group of chemicals has speci
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higher center A center in any portion of the brain, in contrast to one in the spinal cord.
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highly active antiretroviral therapy ABBR: HAART. The combined use of antiviral agents from three or more classes of drugs to treat patients with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection. HAART reduces the number of viruses circulating in t
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Highmore, antrum of [Nathaniel Highmore, Brit. surgeon, 1613?1685] The maxillary sinus. SEE: antrocele.
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