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General Anesthesia Management Using Remimazolam and Dexmedetomidine in a Patient Undergoing Palatal Fistula Closure With a Tongue Flap. [PDF]
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Comparing swallowing function in oral tongue squamous cell carcinoma after upfront brachytherapy followed by IMRT vs. surgery. [PDF]
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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1958
Abstract A case of fibrosarcoma of the tongue is reported. This patient underwent wide local excision of the lesion and is alive and well without extension or recurrence six years postoperatively. Fibrosarcoma is a most unusual type of tumor of the tongue and the occasional long-term survival offered by wide local excision is exemplified by this ...
E J, GARVIN, H E, MARX
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Abstract A case of fibrosarcoma of the tongue is reported. This patient underwent wide local excision of the lesion and is alive and well without extension or recurrence six years postoperatively. Fibrosarcoma is a most unusual type of tumor of the tongue and the occasional long-term survival offered by wide local excision is exemplified by this ...
E J, GARVIN, H E, MARX
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Fissured tongue: A sign of tongue edema?
Medical Hypotheses, 2014Fissured tongue (FT) is a condition frequently seen in the general population. Clinically, FT is characterized by grooves that vary in depth and are noted along the dorsal and/or dorsolateral aspects of the tongue. Furthermore, FT presents many enlarged, smooth filiform papillae and subepithelial inflammatory infiltration.
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The Laryngoscope, 1984
AbstractSubtotal or total glossectomies performed for malignancies or other afflictions of the tongue are fraught with great disabling problems postoperatively. Recently the introduction of myocutaneous flaps has aroused new interest in surgical procedures to reconstruct the tongue following major resections.A new approach to functional reconstruction ...
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AbstractSubtotal or total glossectomies performed for malignancies or other afflictions of the tongue are fraught with great disabling problems postoperatively. Recently the introduction of myocutaneous flaps has aroused new interest in surgical procedures to reconstruct the tongue following major resections.A new approach to functional reconstruction ...
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Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1965
Abstract A case of lingual chondroma (the thirteenth to be reported in the world literature) has been described, and its probable cause has been discussed. This neoplasm can be diagnosed easily, and its removal by simple resection results in a complete cure.
J, Yoel, C, Pundyk
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Abstract A case of lingual chondroma (the thirteenth to be reported in the world literature) has been described, and its probable cause has been discussed. This neoplasm can be diagnosed easily, and its removal by simple resection results in a complete cure.
J, Yoel, C, Pundyk
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British Journal of Plastic Surgery, 1953
Summary Lymphangioma of congenital origin occurs in the anterior two-thirds of the tongue either as a localised growth or as a diffuse infiltration. Diffuse lymph-angioma is the commonest cause of macroglossia. The course is slowly progressive with characteristic attacks of inflammatory swelling followed by remissions.
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Summary Lymphangioma of congenital origin occurs in the anterior two-thirds of the tongue either as a localised growth or as a diffuse infiltration. Diffuse lymph-angioma is the commonest cause of macroglossia. The course is slowly progressive with characteristic attacks of inflammatory swelling followed by remissions.
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British Dental Journal, 1981
Orthodontists have never agreed as to whether the tongue plays a primarily adaptive role in dental abnormalities or whether, at times, it can create a malocclusion. An hypothesis is put forward suggesting that, in the short term, the former is true but that, in the long term, bone will respond to posture.
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Orthodontists have never agreed as to whether the tongue plays a primarily adaptive role in dental abnormalities or whether, at times, it can create a malocclusion. An hypothesis is put forward suggesting that, in the short term, the former is true but that, in the long term, bone will respond to posture.
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2020
Abstract Instructions for producing good single tonguing and suggestions for learning to double-tongue. A look at starting the first note and why the concept of “attack” is problematic.
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Abstract Instructions for producing good single tonguing and suggestions for learning to double-tongue. A look at starting the first note and why the concept of “attack” is problematic.
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