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The maiden HPE report of HSC pathology improves the understanding of etiology of BPPV.
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The quick head rotational test using gravity adds the complementation to Dix-Hallpike test and more effective in locating cupololithiasis and anterior arm FFP of HSC.
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Modified II stage of Semont’s maneuvere using utmost gravity force clears the cupolar deposits more efficiently than concurrent therapies.
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The proposed protocol in managing HSC BPPV of complex presentation is found to be extremely useful in clinical practice in a busy vertigo clinic.
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Airway reflux denotes complication ensuing extra-esophageal reflux in children.
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Search for the ultimate panacea to curb reflux amongst children as well as adults remains undiscovered.
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NAR has come to light ensuing wide use of MII-pH among children.
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Overzealous usage of anti-reflux medication has led to detrimental effect as anti-reflux medication such as PPI converts AR to NAR.
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MII-pH has improved our understanding of acid reflux and NAR.
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RME should be a treatment option in children with SBT and maxillary hypoplasia.
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The oropharynx volume increased after rapid maxillary expansion.
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Differences in oropharyngeal volume between pre- and post RME in individuals with SDB.
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The involvement of primary spaces predominated in disseminated odontogenic infections.
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Laboratory tests higher values are related to greater involvement of fascial spaces.
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Greater hospitalization stays are related to greater involvement of fascial spaces.
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Intensive care unit admission is related to greater involvement of fascial spaces.
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Amplification restores auditory input and reduce tinnitus annoyance.
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THI reduction has been considered to be clinically and statistically significant (20 or more points) after 6-months of hearing aids usage.
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A significant reduction in THI and VAS indicates a significant improvement in tinnitus severity.
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Minimal masking levels showed statistically significant reduction after 6-months use of HAs, and inverse correlation with duration of tinnitus.
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THI, HHIA, VAS for tinnitus annoyance and MMLs are interrelated parameters on tinnitus amelioration.
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Metagenomics can be used for microbiota identification on pediatric tracheostomy cannula.
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Microbiome of pediatric tracheostomy cannulas are highly variable.
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Microbiome did not correlate to any particular clinical characteristic.
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IGF-1 is responsible for significant effects on neuroplasticity.
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Mesenchymal stem cells influence morphological nerve regeneration.
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The association of IGF-1 and mesenchymal stem cells promotes results in facial nerve regeneration.
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Aural fullness and otalgia symptoms are associated with temporomandibular disorders in patients with dizziness.
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Patients with dizziness and without temporomandibular disorders have a greater impact on quality of life.
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The most affected quality of life domains are the functional and emotional ones.
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80% of the patients with osteolipoma presented with a painless mass which had pre-existed for at least 4-months contrary to a lump associated with a malignant process.
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Histology consisting of variable mixture of adipose tissue interspersed with lamellar bone, woven bone, cancellous bone, compact bone and osteoblasts is key to confirm the diagnosis of osteolipoma.
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Osteolipoma should not be confused with other benign tumours with bony element including parosteal lipomas and intraosseous lipomas.
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Recognising osteolipoma early is important for patient reassurance as well as avoiding unnecessary radical treatment.
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Combined HST and the HSTS test have a higher specificity than HST alone.
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Repressible horizontal HSN usually suggests a peripheral vertigo specifically.
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Findings of the bedside HST + HSTST are consistent with those of VNG.