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Rhinofacial Entomophthoromycosis: An Emerging Disease?
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Nature, 2009 The mammalian olfactory system does more than just detect food odours and pheromones. The discovery of a novel class of olfactory receptor provides evidence that mammals can also sniff out cell damage and disease.
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BMJ, 2002
As soon as I hit the asphalt, I knew what had happened. Another Smith's fracture, my third in 10 years. I was in the public car park next to one of my two offices, running to my next meeting when I was tripped up by a pebble. The car park attendant was extremely kind: he left his post and took me in his own car the couple of miles to the local accident
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As soon as I hit the asphalt, I knew what had happened. Another Smith's fracture, my third in 10 years. I was in the public car park next to one of my two offices, running to my next meeting when I was tripped up by a pebble. The car park attendant was extremely kind: he left his post and took me in his own car the couple of miles to the local accident
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1959
Historically, the term papilloma was introduced into the literature in the mid-19th century by Kramer. 1 Hopmann, 2 in 1883, specifically called attention to the occurrence of hard and soft types of papillomas, and at that time, the soft types were associated with inflammation and the hard types were regarded as true tumors. It was also noted by other
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Historically, the term papilloma was introduced into the literature in the mid-19th century by Kramer. 1 Hopmann, 2 in 1883, specifically called attention to the occurrence of hard and soft types of papillomas, and at that time, the soft types were associated with inflammation and the hard types were regarded as true tumors. It was also noted by other
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2019 International Conference on Information Science and Communication Technology (ICISCT), 2019
Smell is one of the six senses of human beings and there is not a lot of work on that sense, therefore, this paper is based on that sense. It aims to develop Electronic Nose (E-Nose) that will work not only to determine the ripeness level of fruits but also to make prediction that how long they will remain in that particular stage and also the ...
Syed Haris Bin Hafeez +4 more
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Smell is one of the six senses of human beings and there is not a lot of work on that sense, therefore, this paper is based on that sense. It aims to develop Electronic Nose (E-Nose) that will work not only to determine the ripeness level of fruits but also to make prediction that how long they will remain in that particular stage and also the ...
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The Laryngoscope, 1973
AbstractThe concept of rhinoplasty of the mature nose is presented. As an isolated procedure or in conjunction with other facial plastic procedures, shortening the length of a drooping nose can give the effect of a more youthful appearance. The anatomy and physiology of the nose as it ages is discussed and if understood by the surgeon, these patients ...
Frank M. Kamer, Morey L. Parkes
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AbstractThe concept of rhinoplasty of the mature nose is presented. As an isolated procedure or in conjunction with other facial plastic procedures, shortening the length of a drooping nose can give the effect of a more youthful appearance. The anatomy and physiology of the nose as it ages is discussed and if understood by the surgeon, these patients ...
Frank M. Kamer, Morey L. Parkes
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