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Klinische Monatsblätter für Augenheilkunde, 1998 Skew deviation is a vertical ocular misalignment of prenuclear origin. Although well described in the literature, it is still probably underdiagnosed. Natural history of skew deviation is not well described in the literature.To describe the clinical presentations, etiologies and follow-up of skew deviation.Retrospective study of 29 patients diagnosed ...
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Journal of Binocular Vision and Ocular Motility, 2022
Ocular skew deviation is an acute vertical misalignment resulting from the disruption of vestibular input to the interstitial nucleus of Cajal, involving the utriculo-ocular pathway, the cerebellum or the thalamus. A large percentage of skew cases associated with globe torsion and head tilt have complex or sinister etiologies, necessitating its ...
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Ocular skew deviation is an acute vertical misalignment resulting from the disruption of vestibular input to the interstitial nucleus of Cajal, involving the utriculo-ocular pathway, the cerebellum or the thalamus. A large percentage of skew cases associated with globe torsion and head tilt have complex or sinister etiologies, necessitating its ...
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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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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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Ugeskrift for Læger
Septal deviation is one of the most frequent causes of nasal obstruction. Septal deviation may result from trauma, congenital malformations, or age-related changes, and symptoms include impaired nasal airflow, snoring, and poor sleep quality. Septoplasty is the standard treatment.
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Septal deviation is one of the most frequent causes of nasal obstruction. Septal deviation may result from trauma, congenital malformations, or age-related changes, and symptoms include impaired nasal airflow, snoring, and poor sleep quality. Septoplasty is the standard treatment.
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Archives of Neurology And Psychiatry, 1959
Deviation of the head * can occur in different individual planes or combinations of these. Basically, the head can be rotated about the vertebral axis, or the axis may be flexed either ventrally or laterally. Slight deviations are often due to unidirectional displacements, but severe disabilities are usually of compound nature, and it is these which ...
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Deviation of the head * can occur in different individual planes or combinations of these. Basically, the head can be rotated about the vertebral axis, or the axis may be flexed either ventrally or laterally. Slight deviations are often due to unidirectional displacements, but severe disabilities are usually of compound nature, and it is these which ...
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Medical Physics, 1983
An estimate of uncertainty without a statement as to whether the estimate is a standard deviation or related quantity or an indication of the associated confidence level is meaningless. Nevertheless, the necessary qualification is often omitted. While such omissions are probably most often inadvertent, they may occur because the conventional single ...
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An estimate of uncertainty without a statement as to whether the estimate is a standard deviation or related quantity or an indication of the associated confidence level is meaningless. Nevertheless, the necessary qualification is often omitted. While such omissions are probably most often inadvertent, they may occur because the conventional single ...
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