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ORL, 2010
Excessive amounts of amylase were determined in 22 normal human tonsils by Winslow’s method for the determination of serum amylase. The amylase content ranged from 44 to 704 U, mean 161 U. Since some malignant neoplasms are known to produce amylase, the present estimations might serve as a baseline for further investigation of lymphomas and carcinomas ...
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Excessive amounts of amylase were determined in 22 normal human tonsils by Winslow’s method for the determination of serum amylase. The amylase content ranged from 44 to 704 U, mean 161 U. Since some malignant neoplasms are known to produce amylase, the present estimations might serve as a baseline for further investigation of lymphomas and carcinomas ...
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The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 2006
Parapharyngeal abscess secondary to quinsy is a well understood complication; however, its incidence has significantly declined following early use of effective antibiotics. Tracking of infection from the parapharyngeal space through the anatomical planes to cause mediastinitis has a significant mortality rate and requires early detection and ...
J, Collin, N, Beasley
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Parapharyngeal abscess secondary to quinsy is a well understood complication; however, its incidence has significantly declined following early use of effective antibiotics. Tracking of infection from the parapharyngeal space through the anatomical planes to cause mediastinitis has a significant mortality rate and requires early detection and ...
J, Collin, N, Beasley
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1949
THE QUESTION of what role the uvula plays under normal conditions has stimulated the interest of many laryngologists. Yet only a few answers, and these tentative, have been given in the past. A paper by Richardson and Pullen,1recently published in theseArchives, attributed so many physiologic functions to the uvula that it seems to be a very important
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THE QUESTION of what role the uvula plays under normal conditions has stimulated the interest of many laryngologists. Yet only a few answers, and these tentative, have been given in the past. A paper by Richardson and Pullen,1recently published in theseArchives, attributed so many physiologic functions to the uvula that it seems to be a very important
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1947
SOME may be surprised that such a problem exists. Many times every day the otolaryngologist examines tonsils. They have been examined under normal and under pathologic conditions for more than a thousand years. They have been removed innumerable times for almost a century, and if anything should be clear, it should be the pathology of these organs ...
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SOME may be surprised that such a problem exists. Many times every day the otolaryngologist examines tonsils. They have been examined under normal and under pathologic conditions for more than a thousand years. They have been removed innumerable times for almost a century, and if anything should be clear, it should be the pathology of these organs ...
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Size of tonsils in recurrent tonsillitis
BMJ, 1989Leo G McClymont, A C Thompson
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1951
L E, ADIN, J D, SINGLETON
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L E, ADIN, J D, SINGLETON
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