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Rhinolithiasis: A Misleading Entity. [PDF]

Allergy Rhinol (Providence), 2018
Introduction Rhinolithiasis is a rare entity; it entails a stone located in the nasal cavity. The entity presents with different signs and symptoms that can be easily confused with other more common clinical entities such as chronic rhinosinusitis ...
Adib H, Natout MAE, Zaytoun G, Hadi UA.
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Rhinolithiasis: A Rare Clinical Case

, 2021
Rhinolithiasis is a rare condition in our current practice. We report the case of a 19 year old woman, presenting with a double symptom marked by rhinorrhea and chronic unilateral nasal obstruction evolving since the age of 7 years, without any known ...
Gerard Chidrel Gouoni, Harol Boris Otouana, Donatien Moukassa, Brice Diabassana, Franck Itiere Odzili, Gontran Ondzotto, A Tsieri Tsoba, Sylvain Diembi, null Gerard Chidrel Gouoni, null Brice Diabassana, null A Tsieri Tsoba, null Harol Boris Otouana, null Donatien Moukassa, null Gontran Ondzotto, null Franck Itiere Odzili, null Sylvain Diembi   +15 more
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Rhinolithiasis: Clinical, radiological, and mineralogical features

, 2008
Background: Rhinolithiasis is a rare and under-diagnosed clinical entity whose etiology and pathogenesis is poorly understood. Objective: The objective of the study is to review the clinical and radiologic features of rhinolithiasis and mineralogical ...
Yidirim, Nadir, Arslanoglu, Atilla, Sahan, Murat, Yidirim, Altan   +3 more
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Rhinolithiasis: an unusual cause of sinusitis complicated with frontal osteomyelitis and epidural abscess [PDF]

, 2010
Atmaca S, Belet N, Sensoy G, Be let U. Rhinolithiasis: an unusual cause of sinusitis complicated with frontal osteomyelitis and epidural abscess. Turk J Pediatr 2010; 52: 187-190.
BELET, NURŞEN, Belet, Uemit, Atmaca, Sinan, Sensoy, Guelnar   +3 more
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Rhinolithiasis: Mineralogical, chemical composition, clinical and radiological features of rhinoliths

, 2019
Objectives: This study aims to present our large series of rhinolithiasis and mineralogical, chemical composition and radiological features of rhinoliths to shed light into the etiology and pathogenesis of rhinolithiasis. Patients and Methods: A total of
Koçyiğit, Murat, Çakabay, Taliye, TARAKÇIOĞLU, MAHMUT CEM, Keskineğe, Bilge Serin, Örtekin, Safiye Giran, Bezgin, Selin Üstün   +5 more
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Rhinolithiasis: about an observation of a rare condition [PDF]

, 2018
Rhinolithiasis is a rare condition often neglected or unknown that tends to disappear in developed countries and corresponds to a solid calcification by gradual deposition of calcareous salts around a central resorbable or non-resorbable foundation of ...
Jawad Lahma, Imane Azzam, Abdelilah Oujilal, Reda Hejjouji, Leila Essakalli   +4 more
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Rhinolith Associated with Pseudomonas Aeruginosa in a Diabetic Patient

, 2016
Rhinolithiasis is a rare condition in routine otolaryngologic practice and may cause chronic sinusitis. Pseudomonas aeruginosa is frequently found microorganism in chronic sinusitis.
Erdur, Ömer, Azgın, İsa, Övet, Gültekin, Alataş, Necat, Şentürk, Mehmet   +4 more
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Suspected Rhinolithiasis Associated With Endodontic Disease in a Cat

, 2017
Rhinoliths are rare, intranasal, mineralized masses formed via the precipitation of mineral salts around an intranasal nidus. Clinical signs are typically consistent with inflammatory rhinitis and nasal obstruction, but asymptomatic cases are possible ...
Santiago Peralta, Kevin Ng, Nadine Fiani
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Rhinolithiasis: the importance of flat panel detector-based cone beam computed tomography in diagnosis and treatment

, 2009
Rhinolithiasis is a disease caused by deposition of organic and inorganic compounds in the nasal cavity. A nidus may be endogenous or exogenous.
SÜMBÜLLÜ, Muhammed Akif, ÜÇÜNCÜ, HARUN, YILMAZ, Ahmet Berhan, TOZOĞLU, ÜMMÜHAN, YÖRÜK, Özgür   +4 more
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Rhinolithiasis with a nasal polyp: A case report

, 2008
Rhinoliths are uncommon mineralized masses that form as a result of calcification of an endogenous or exogenous nidus. The most common manifestations of rhinolithiasis are unilateral nasal discharge, nasal obstruction, and facial pain.
Ozcan, Ibrahim, Ozcan, K. Murat, Ensari, SERDAR, Dere, Huseyin   +3 more
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