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The Deviated Nose

Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 1977
Trauma is the cause of most nasal deviation. Birth canal injuries result in many dislocations or fractures of the cartilages of the nose. These may go unnoticed until puberty when the minimal deformity of childhood develops into a significant internal and external defect in the fully matured face and nose.
R O, Dingman, P, Natvig
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Deviations

1996
Abstract Biologists Are Often Perceived As People who give complex answers to simple questions. But biology is almost never simple. Take for example the preference of Clark’s Nutcracker for large, wingless pine seeds. At first glance, the preference makes perfect sense: large seeds have more nutrition and energy resources than smaller ...
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Epileptic skew deviation

Neurology, 1998
We describe a 43-year-old neurologically intact patient who reported episodes of diplopia and oscillopsia associated with a right-beating nystagmus and a skew deviation. These symptoms and signs were related to a left posterior epileptic EEG discharge.
GALIMBERTI CA   +5 more
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Simulated Septal Deviations

Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1988
Effects of simulated septal deviations on nasal airflow resistance were measured in two healthy young adults by computer-assisted rhinomanometry. Within the decongested bony cavum, simulated deviations, 30 x 5 x 5 mm perpendicular to the maxillary crest, elevated resistance only slightly, but severely when the mucosa was not decongested.
R, Chaban, P, Cole, K, Naito
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Skew deviation

Neurology, 1964
J L, SMITH, N J, DAVID, G, KLINTWORTH
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Deviation

2022
Timothy Young   +7 more
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Sex "Deviation"

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1971
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