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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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Anatomy and Physiology of the Palatine Tonsils, Adenoids, and Lingual Tonsils
World Journal of Otorhinolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 2021Jason R Brown
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Generation of Human Tonsil Epithelial Organoids as an Ex Vivo Model for SARS-CoV-2 Infection
Biomaterials, 2022Meehyein Kim, Hyun Wook Han, Gildon Choi
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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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