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Ectopic tonsil in the floor of the mouth: A case report
Tonsil tissue not located at known anatomical locations at the entry of aero-digestive system is called ectopic tonsil. This is rarely presented clinically and may lead to diagnostic confusion when encountered.
Amanj Saber
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Correlation of Tonsillectomy with Palatine Tonsil Size [PDF]
We aimed to investigate the correlation of tonsillectomy with palatine tonsil size and to compare the differences of tonsil size and the need for surgery in children and adults. Also we can predict the outcome of tonsillectomy.
Shafaat Davoodreza
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Cartilaginous Choristoma of Palatine Tonsil- Rare Entity [PDF]
Choristoma is a mass of histologically normal tissue in an abnormal location. It follows a benign course and could be cause of recurrent tonsillitis.
Vibhuti D Ambawade +3 more
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Cancer of occult origin is defined as a group of primary tumors with metastatic determinations, most commonly lymph nodes for which diagnostic algorithms fail to identify the place of origin of the primary tumor at the time of positive metastasis ...
Daniela Vrînceanu +2 more
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Leiomyoma of the palatine tonsil - report of a rare and unusual tumor at this site
A leiomyoma is a remarkably rare cause of a benign, one-side tonsillar enlargement. The diagnosis is essentially histologic and will not normally be suspected clinically.
Andleeb Abrari +2 more
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Pigs are the amplifying hosts of Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV). Currently, the safe and effective live attenuated vaccine made of JEV strain SA14-14-2, which does not express NS1′, is widely used in humans and domestic animals to prevent JEV ...
Shengda Xie +7 more
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The exploration of microbiomes in lymphatic organs is relevant for basic and applied research into explaining microbial translocation processes and understanding cross-contamination during slaughter.
Evelyne eMann +5 more
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TONSIL DISSECTOR, TONSIL-GRASPING FORCEPS, TONSIL HEMORRHAGE CLAMP [PDF]
One end of the dissector (Fig. 1) is a retractor for the anterior pillar while applying forceps, and while inspecting the cavity from which the tonsil was removed. The other end is for dissecting out the tonsil. The edge is neither dull nor sharp, but rather an edge that is produced by the use of a fairly rough oilstone, and will cut when given a quick
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