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Long-Term Fate of Plastipore in the Middle Ear
ORL, 1998Four Plastipore prostheses, removed at revision surgery 7–10 years after implantation, have been examined. The gross appearance of the prostheses was preserved. The prostheses were surrounded by a fibrous tissue capsule and showed fibrous tissue ingrowth localized in peripheral zones.
A, el-Seifi, B, Fouad
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Middle-Term Results of Salter Innominate Osteotomy
Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 2001This study evaluated middle-term clinical and radiographic results of Salter innominate osteotomy for treatment of dysplastic, subluxated, or congenitally dislocated hips. Thirty-five hips in 33 patients with a mean age at index surgery of 4 years 7 months were followed up for an average of 16.5 years.
H, Ito +3 more
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Assessment of Long-Term Middle Ear Ventilation
Acta Oto-Laryngologica, 1983Pathologic changes of the middle ear cavity are almost invariably caused by eustachian tube malfunctions which are either permanent, fluctuating or recurrent. The process may deteriorate from middle ear effusion to atelectasis of the middle ear, adhesive otitis, and can potentially end in cholesteatoma.
I, Eliachar +3 more
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Long‐term middle ear ventilation.
The Laryngoscope, 1981AbstractThis is a 16 year experience report on the author's wide flange ventilation tube, used for permanent or severe chronic Eustachian tube dysfunction. Two hundred and twenty‐eight implants in 198 ears of 126 patients were adequately followed. A small series of 13 Paparella implants is included.Patient age ranges from 6 months to 72 years.
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Middle pancreatectomy: Safety and long-term results
Surgery, 2010Pancreaticoduodenectomy and distal pancreatectomy for lesions of the neck or body of the pancreas sacrifice a large amount of normal pancreatic tissue. Middle pancreatectomy (MP) is a parenchyma sparing technique that reduces the risk of postoperative endocrine and exocrine insufficiency.
Toshio, Shikano +8 more
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Long‐Term Middle Ear Ventilation
The Laryngoscope, 1977Successful long‐term middle ear ventilation was established in 12 patients with chronic eustachian tube hypofunction that had failed to respond to repeated myringotomy and tympanotomy tube insertions by conventional techniques. The 12 patients (13 ears) had insertion of an untrimmed large flange “Per‐Lee” type tube through a posterior‐inferior ...
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Long‐term results with hydroxylapatite middle ear implants
Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 1999PURPOSEThis study evaluated long‐term results in patients who had ossicular reconstruction with a Goldenberg hydroxylapatite implant.METHODSA total of 233 patients underwent implantation; of these, 77 had 5‐year or longer follow‐up and are the subjects of this study of long‐term hearing results.
R A, Goldenberg, M, Driver
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The Term 'Architect' in the Middle Ages
Speculum, 1942CuRIous indeed are the vicissitudes through which the terms 'architectus' and 'architector' have passed during the Middle Ages. To follow their meandering course from the days of Vitruvius to those of Leo Battista Alberti will prove of a wider significance than might be expected from a problem of mere terminology.
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Long-term middle-ear ventilation with subannular tubes
The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 2010AbstractObjective:Long-term tympanostomy tubes are associated with a significant rate of complications, particularly persistent perforation. We describe the outcomes of 57 subannular ventilation tube insertions in 45 consecutive patients.Design:Retrospective case series.Subjects:We studied 45 consecutive patients with chronic otitis media with effusion
A, Daudia, S, Yelavich, P J D, Dawes
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“Middle Africa” and Other Regional Terms
African Studies Bulletin, 1960Some Africanists work on Africa as a continent, but there are probably more who prefer to focus attention on the area to the south of the desert. The terms “Africa South of the Sahara,” and the shorter but less popular “Sub-Saharan Africa” have been invented to meet this need.There are so many differences in historical development, climates, economic ...
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