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Spasm of the Glottis and the Diaphragm [PDF]
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Laryngeal Lymphoid Hyperplasia Presenting As Stridor in Pediatric Age [PDF]
Introduction:Benign lymphoid hyperplasia uncommonly involves the larynx. Involvement of glottis and subglottis is even rare, considering sparse lymphatic supply compared to supraglottis.
Dillip Samal, Anindya Nayak, Amit Adhya
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Carbon Dioxide transoral laser microsurgery represents a reliable option for the treatment of early glottic carcinoma (Tis−T2), with good functional and oncological outcomes, nowadays representing one of the main options in larynx preservation ...
Carlos Miguel Chiesa-Estomba +5 more
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BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE The movement of the respiratory walls has a significant impact on airflow through the respiratory tract. The majority of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) studies assume a static geometry which may not provide a realistic flow ...
Jake Emmerling +4 more
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A quantitative study of airway ultrasound in predicting difficult laryngoscopy: A prospective study
Purpose: As common clinical screening tests cannot effectively predict a difficult airway, and unanticipated difficult laryngoscopy remains a challenge for physicians.
Lin Ning +7 more
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Glottis Recognition Software Development Using Artificial Intelligence
The use of video laryngoscopes has enhanced the visualization of the vocal cords, thereby improving the accessibility of tracheal intubation. Employing artificial intelligence (AI) to recognize images obtained through video laryngoscopy, particularly ...
Yasushi Masumori +4 more
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CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF THE PHARYNGEAL CAVITY OF THE LAUGHING DOVE (STREPTOPELIA SENEGALENSIS AEGYPTIACA) AND JAPANESE QUAIL (COTURNIX COTURNIX) [PDF]
The purpose of this study was to investigate comparative morphology and morphometry of the pharyngeal cavity of laughing dove (LD) and Japanese quail (JQ) using seven adults of each bird.
FATMA MADKOUR
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Background and Aims: Left head rotation (LeHeR) maneuver improves the glottic view in patients with difficult airway. We aimed to assess whether rotating the head to the left side to 45° improved Cormack–Lehane (CL) glottic view during direct ...
Lokeshshiva Arul +5 more
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