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EXTREMELY RARE CASE OF BILATERAL EXOGENIC RHINOLITHIASIS WITH 16 YEARS HISTORY
The article describes a rare case of bilateral rhinolithiasis. The presence of a foreign body in the nasal cavity comprised 16 years. Pathogenetic aspects of the occurrence of the rhinoliths and their chemical composition are presented.
U.A. KURBANOV +3 more
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A CASE OF RHINOLITHIASIS. [PDF]
Read to the Chicago Medical Society. The comparative rarity of this affection, and the intereresting features connected therewith, induce me to present the following case: Mr. M., aet. 49, consulted me June last for what he termed "chronic catarrh in the head." The trouble extending over a period of many years, he had at various intervals been under ...
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Foreign body of the nasal cavity: case repot
This article presents a clinical case of a foreign body of the nasal cavity. To describe a foreign body in the nose, the term «rhinolite» is used, which originated from the Greek «rhino» (which means «nose») and «lithos» (which means stone).
K. V. Eremeeva, L. P. Badalyan
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Unusual iatrogenic foreign body in a nose: A case report
Foreign bodies in the nose are common in children, but are rarely found in adults. In this case, a 34-year-old male was ad- mitted to our clinic with complaints of nasal obstruction, halitosis and foul-smelling purulent nasal discharge.
Murat Salihoglu +4 more
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A Case of Rhinolithiasis Secondary To Plant Bough
Rhinolith is mineralized masses which is usually consisting secondary to an object located in the nasal cavity. they are rarely seen and if diagnosis prolonged they can cause nasal obstruction. A unilateral rhinorrhea, nasal congestion and a bad smell is
Saime Sagiroglu Guzelsoy +4 more
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Rhinoliths are rare foreign bodies of the nose formed by in situ mineralization of endogenous or exogenous foreign material. They are often asymptomatic but may have various clinical presentations, with purulent rhinorrhea and nasal obstruction ...
Sinan Atmaca +3 more
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Antral Rhinolithiasis and Tooth Filling
Two cases of antral rhinoliths are described. The pathogenesis, clinical features, differential diagnosis and treatment are discussed.
G, Manjaly, A L, Pahor
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Rhinolith Misdiagnosed as Fungal Mucin. [PDF]
Alrayes N +3 more
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Iatrogenic Rhinolith: A Case Report and Review of Literature. [PDF]
Mitchell D, Self Q, Orgain C.
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Rhinolithiasis, a rare entity: Analysis of 31 cases and literature review. [PDF]
Seyhun N +4 more
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