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Rhinolith: An incidental radiographic finding. [PDF]
Maheshwari N, Etikaala B, Syed AZ.
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Rhinolith is a stone like nasal mass uncommon in children and adolescent. Diagnosis of rhinolithiasis may be difficult because of the possibility of varying clinical presentations. We report 2 cases in adults. The first was 23 years old female having unilateral nasal obstruction, cacosmia and occasional blood stained nasal discharge.
, Ayub-ur-Rehman +2 more
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A missed giant rhinolith retained for a decade in a paediatric patient at a zonal referral hospital in Central Tanzania: Case report and literature review. [PDF]
Abraham ZS, Bukanu F, Kahinga AA.
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Primary Jejunal Enterolith Causing Small Bowel Obstruction Without Any Underlying Bowel Abnormality. [PDF]
Karveli E +4 more
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Rhinolith in the concha bullosa as a rare location: a case report. [PDF]
Ersözlü T, Gültekin E.
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Actinomycosis Associated With a Nasal Rhinolith. [PDF]
Qader M, Abdulla S, Harb Z, Qader K.
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Rebekka Salome Steiger +2 more
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Twenty-nine years of silence: a rare case report of long-term retained nasal coin presenting as rhinolithiasis in adulthood. [PDF]
Alghazi JH +4 more
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Rhinolithiasis: Endoscopic Management of a Forgotten Entity. [PDF]
Kedous S +8 more
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