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Pattern and appropriateness of antimicrobial prescription for acute respiratory tract infection in primary healthcare settings in Ethiopia. [PDF]
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Bilateral Peritonsillar Abscess Secondary to Infectious Mononucleosis. [PDF]
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Ramosetron-induced acute dystonic extrapyramidal reactions: A case report. [PDF]
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Identifying Risk Factors for Sialolithiasis. [PDF]
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Infectious Disorders - Drug Targets, 2012
Acute tonsillitis is an inflammatory process of the tonsillar tissues and is usually infectious in nature. Acute infections of the palatine tonsils predominantly occur in school-aged children, but patients of any age may be affected. Tonsillitis of viral origin is usually treated with supportive care.
Doug, Sidell, Nina L, Shapiro
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Acute tonsillitis is an inflammatory process of the tonsillar tissues and is usually infectious in nature. Acute infections of the palatine tonsils predominantly occur in school-aged children, but patients of any age may be affected. Tonsillitis of viral origin is usually treated with supportive care.
Doug, Sidell, Nina L, Shapiro
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Southern Medical Journal, 1986
Lingual tonsillitis can cause various signs and symptoms including nocturnal or supine cough, constant discomfort in the throat, glossal pain, and otalgia. Most patients with lingual tonsillitis have already had palatine tonsillectomy. A lingual tonsil may be visible only by using a laryngeal mirror.
R K, Puar, H S, Puar
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Lingual tonsillitis can cause various signs and symptoms including nocturnal or supine cough, constant discomfort in the throat, glossal pain, and otalgia. Most patients with lingual tonsillitis have already had palatine tonsillectomy. A lingual tonsil may be visible only by using a laryngeal mirror.
R K, Puar, H S, Puar
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Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1976
Reported is an unusual lesion on the right palatine tonsil in a man with latent primary syphilis. The lesion was white, nodular, firm, and asymptomatic, and histologically had a keratinized surface; it was not caused by primary syphilis or any other known or described entity.
N J, Fiumara, J L, Giunta, W D, Chasin
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Reported is an unusual lesion on the right palatine tonsil in a man with latent primary syphilis. The lesion was white, nodular, firm, and asymptomatic, and histologically had a keratinized surface; it was not caused by primary syphilis or any other known or described entity.
N J, Fiumara, J L, Giunta, W D, Chasin
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