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New England Journal of Medicine, 1995
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VALESINI, Guido +2 more
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VALESINI, Guido +2 more
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The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1984
SummaryA very rare abnormality is reported of congenital absence of the right half of the nose in combination with microphthalmia, coloboma, epiphora and median cleft of the alveous.
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SummaryA very rare abnormality is reported of congenital absence of the right half of the nose in combination with microphthalmia, coloboma, epiphora and median cleft of the alveous.
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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 ...
Syed Haris Bin Hafeez +4 more
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Proceedings of the 9th Nordic Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, 2016
This paper describes the outcome of the NOSE project and the demonstrator application that was developed within the project. During the planning stage of rhinoplasty, or nose surgery, important decisions need to be made by both surgeon and patient regarding the desired outcome.
Jonathan Huyghe +2 more
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This paper describes the outcome of the NOSE project and the demonstrator application that was developed within the project. During the planning stage of rhinoplasty, or nose surgery, important decisions need to be made by both surgeon and patient regarding the desired outcome.
Jonathan Huyghe +2 more
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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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Deviated Noses or Crooked Noses
2021Septal deviation has a decisive influence on the form and function of the nose. Septal deviation, with or without external deviation of the nose, is one of the most common findings in patients with symptomatic nasal obstruction. This follows that septoplasty and septorhinoplasty are perhaps the most commonly performed procedures for nasal airway ...
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2002
For lengthening the whole nose, the external skin can usually be stretched downward and forward much more easily than the mucosa of the nasal cavity and the skin of the vestibule. Thus, it is rather difficult to lengthen a nose that has been overshortened earlier. A cartilage graft can correct the obtuse nasolabial angle.
Rodolphe Meyer +3 more
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For lengthening the whole nose, the external skin can usually be stretched downward and forward much more easily than the mucosa of the nasal cavity and the skin of the vestibule. Thus, it is rather difficult to lengthen a nose that has been overshortened earlier. A cartilage graft can correct the obtuse nasolabial angle.
Rodolphe Meyer +3 more
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