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Functional causes of low testosterone predominate in contemporary Australian endocrine referral practice: a two centre experience across 5 years. [PDF]
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Gold weight implants in the management of paralytic lagophthalmos
International Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 2009Lagophthalmos secondary to facial nerve damage can lead to corneal exposure and eventually blindness. Appropriate management depends on the severity and likely duration of recovery. Upper eyelid gold implants play an important role in the medium and long term management of this condition. The authors report their experience with 16 consecutive patients
V Ilankovan, M Ethunandan
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Posterior Lamellar Gold-Weight Extrusion
Ophthalmic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, 2003We report a case of a man who had undergone gold eyelid loading for lagophthalmos 22 years earlier. During examination for a complaint of foreign body sensation in the operated eye, the gold weight was found under the palpebral conjunctiva. Although extrusion of a gold weight through the skin anteriorly is well recognized, posterior extrusion has not ...
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Early Years Educator, 2018
Jenni Clarke explores ways to keep things simple in the early years. Our article looks at the everyday resources and materials you can use to stimulate complex play – this month, we explore stones.
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Jenni Clarke explores ways to keep things simple in the early years. Our article looks at the everyday resources and materials you can use to stimulate complex play – this month, we explore stones.
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