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Bilateral subconjunctival haemorrhage as a rare complication of ventral slot decompression in a dog
Abstract This case report demonstrates bilateral subconjunctival haemorrhage (SH) as a rare complication of ventral slot decompression in a dog. A 3‐year‐old, female, neutered, long‐haired French bulldog presented with cervical hyperaesthesia. Magnetic resonance imaging of the neck revealed a C2–C3 intervertebral disc extrusion (Hansen type I). A C2–C3
Theofanis Liatis +2 more
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Tectonics on Early Earth Driven by Earth's Changing Shape During Tidal Recession of the Moon
Abstract Few fragments of Earth's earliest crust have survived, and so this formative period of our planet's history is shrouded in mystery. To leverage the limited data available, it is important to understand all the processes that could have shaped our young planet.
S. J. Lock
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Transnasal endoscopic orbital decompression
Transnasal endoscopic orbital decompression is a viable alternative for external orbital decompression. Today, it can be performed due to the great development of endoscopic technology and specific endoscopic surgical instruments. It requires strong anatomic knowledge and skilled hands.
Răzvan, Hainăroșie +5 more
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Using α‐MoO3 as the starting material, a high‐pressure MoO3‐II phase was synthesized by annealing in a high‐temperature and high‐pressure apparatus under 5.5 GPa in the temperature range of 450°C–800°C both with and without Ag2O as an internal oxidizing agent. Ag2O promoted coarse‐particle formation at 530°C–600°C, but led to particle refinement at 670°
Jiaming Zhao +6 more
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Aspects of endocrine ophthalmopathy surgical treatment by ENT specialist
Background: Endocrine ophthalmopathy is a complex pathology in endocrinology and ophthalmology. It is multidisciplinary question, located at the junction of endocrinology and ophthalmology.
Petr A. Kochetkov
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Summary:. Retrobulbar hemorrhage can increase intraorbital pressure, thereby elevating intraocular pressure (IOP), inducing ischemia, and/or threatening the optic nerve. Emergent decompression is needed to preserve visual function. Multiple decompression
Yosuke Ochi, MD +2 more
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Orbital and intracranial hemorrhage following thrombolysis: A case report
Thrombolytic therapy has been a major advance in the treatment of acute myocardial infarction to achieve coronary reperfusion and improve survival. Bleeding is the most common complication following thrombolytic therapy which can occur spontaneously and ...
Karuppannasamy Divya +3 more
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Yi Gong,1,* Jiayang Yin,2,* Boding Tong,2 Jingkun Li,3 Jiexi Zeng,2 Zhongkun Zuo,1 Fei Ye,1 Yongheng Luo,4 Jing Xiao,1 Wei Xiong2 1Department of Minimal Invasive Surgery, The Second Xiangya Hospital, Central South University, Changsha, China ...
Gong Y +9 more
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Introduction: Spontaneous orbital wall fracture, or bony auto-decompression, is an uncommon manifestation of advanced thyroid eye disease (TED) and results from chronic intraorbital hypertension driven by extraocular muscle hypertrophy.
Reza Nabie +2 more
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Background This study aimed to describe and compare eyelid contours before and after orbital fat decompression in patients with Graves’ ophthalmopathy (GO) by measuring their midpupil lid distances (MPLDs).
Yu-Wen Wang +3 more
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