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An Overview of Virulence, Resistance, and Clinical Significance of Klebsiella Infections. [PDF]
CureusBiradar PG, Patil HV, Patil SR.
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Comparative assessment of two participatory approach methods for selecting pig health indicators: A proof-of-concept on respiratory health. [PDF]
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Assessment of Autonomic Dysfunction in Patients With Empty Nose Syndrome Using the Composite Autonomic Symptom Scale-31. [PDF]
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Allergy and Asthma Proceedings, 2013
A case of atrophic rhinitis complicated by nasal septum perforation is presented, followed by a discussion of the clinical characteristics, pathophysiology, diagnosis, and management of this disease process. Clinical pearls and pitfalls are emphasized for the use of the practicing allergist and fellow in-training.
Taylor A Banks
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A case of atrophic rhinitis complicated by nasal septum perforation is presented, followed by a discussion of the clinical characteristics, pathophysiology, diagnosis, and management of this disease process. Clinical pearls and pitfalls are emphasized for the use of the practicing allergist and fellow in-training.
Taylor A Banks
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Pharyngoplasty in atrophic rhinitis
British Journal of Plastic Surgery, 1976Abstract A caudally based pharyngeal flap has been used to treat atrophic rhinitis in 20 patients.
HUFFSTADT, AJC, HOEKSEMA, PE
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Australian Veterinary Journal, 1985
SUMMARY: In snouts of pigs from 5 of 8 piggeries in New South Wales examined, there was evidence of severe atrophic rhinitis. In 220 pigs examined from one piggery there was no correlation between the severity of atrophic rhinitis and growth rate or back‐fat thickness.
R J, Love, M R, Wilson, G, Tasler
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SUMMARY: In snouts of pigs from 5 of 8 piggeries in New South Wales examined, there was evidence of severe atrophic rhinitis. In 220 pigs examined from one piggery there was no correlation between the severity of atrophic rhinitis and growth rate or back‐fat thickness.
R J, Love, M R, Wilson, G, Tasler
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