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Most of methods to evaluate lingual frenulum lack internal or external validation.
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The diagnosis of submucosal lingual frenulum is controversial.
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Ankyloglossia does not cause speech delay, dysphagia, sleep apnoea or reflux.
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Lingual frenotomy may reduce maternal pain during breastfeeding.
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No surgical technique or instrument in frenectomy is superior to another.
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CHM can enhance the efficacy of AR treatment.
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CHM can improve patients’ quality of life.
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CHM can result in a lower rate of adverse reactions.
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PSM method used to match infection-localized and inflammation-quiescent groups.
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No significant differences in healing or complications after stage I surgery.
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PSM successfully balanced patient demographics for accurate clinical comparison.
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The velopharyngeal plane was the most common site to develop obstruction.
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Compared with the normal, retrolingual space was increased in the OSAS patients.
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The dorsal tongue in contact with the soft palate during supine sleep for everyone.
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Analysis of the mechanisms of tongue- originated obstruction in OSAS patients.
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The choice of the surgical site is in the middle part of the tongue for OSAS.
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MR shows high serum 25(OH)D levels reduce laryngeal cancer risk.
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GWAS suggests vitamin D may have a protective role against laryngeal cancer.
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Vit D deficiency linked to higher laryngeal cancer risk, suggesting preventive.
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Unique WAI patterns reveal middle ear mechanics differences in MD and LVAS.
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WAI differentiates MD and LVAS via WBA changes across frequencies.
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VA imaging may improve WAI's use in diagnosing inner ear issues.
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Endoscopic endonasal repair successfully managed CSF leaks after clinoidectomy.
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Multilayer reconstruction achieved durable, recurrence-free closure.
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Gasket-seal and nasoseptal flap techniques provided watertight repair.
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Technique selection should be individualized according to defect features.
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A modified Delphi method with 25 experts was used to reach consensus.
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46 competencies were approved with at least 90% agreement.
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Competency-based training is essential for preparing surgeons.
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Cochlear size is a clinically useful parameter for cochlear implantation.
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Images are crucial to know the exact size of cochlea.
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OTOPLAN® is a software design to 3D reconstruction for inner ear.
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Argentine population appears to have slightly smaller cochlear size.
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Cochlear implant surgery via round window ensures less trauma.
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Understanding morphology and anatomical relationships of the round window is important.
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Angle between Round Window Membrane (RWM) and the Facial Nerve (FN) with the Coronal Plane (CP).
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Vertical distance between Round Window Membrane (RWM) and the Facial Nerve (RWM-FN).
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RWM-FN-CP angle is more acute, and the vertical distance (RWM-FN) is smaller in children.
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Determine the influencing factors that affect the prognosis of patients with FTC.
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Prediction of postoperative survival of FTC patients by Nomogram.
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Helps to assess disease prognosis and select treatment options.
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Immune cells causally affect allergic rhinitis, guiding therapy and clinical study.
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The study used two independent samples to avoid overfitting caused by duplication.
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Bidirectional Mendelian randomization analysis effectively excluded reverse causality.
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Multiple immune cells were evaluated for AR association, preventing single-marker bias.
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Chronic rhinosinusitis impacts shift in the gut microbiome composition.
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It may lower reduce Haemophilus parainfluenzae while increasing Bilophila.
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It may alter gut environment, causing a rise of the hazardous microbes Bilophila.
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It is linked to changes in gut microbiota's metabolic pathways.
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The QEA-IC can be utilized with accuracy and reliability.
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It identifies difficulties that can be adjusted to enhance outcomes.
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Understanding expectations enhances the performance of the cochlear implant.
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Corticosteroids reduce SNOT-22 scores by 16 points in CRS.
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Endoscopic outcomes improve significantly with corticosteroid use.
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Local therapy cuts systemic steroid dependence by 70%.
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No increased risk of serious adverse events observed.
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Combined approach enables precise resection of AC-involving glottic tumors.
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Technique ensures oncologic safety with minimal healthy tissue removal.
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Vocal fold reconstruction may enhance phonatory outcomes.
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No cases of permanent tracheostomy or postoperative dysphagia.
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Careful patient selection is key to optimizing outcomes.
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A potential role for HBV in the development of H&N NHL and DLBC.
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No significant link between HCV infection and H&N lymphoma.
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Extranodal lymphomas are more commonly found in Waldeyer’s ring.
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Antioxidants provide protection against the effects of noise.
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Studies that standardize the methodology in noise should be encouraged.
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SYRCLE analysis revealed a high risk of bias in all eligible studies.
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Divergences in methods impair the reliability and replicability.
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20 gut microbes linked to sinusitis: 7 risk (Francisellales), 13 protective (Firmicutes I).
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Multi-method MR (IVW, Bayesian-weighted) and sensitivity tests confirm robustness.
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Gut-sinus axis highlighted as a novel therapeutic target for precision medicine.
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FinnGen cohort (393,619 individuals) supports large-scale causal inference.
