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RM is linked to prolonged nasal decongestant use.
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RFATR helps relieve nasal obstruction and ends spray abuse.
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53/256 RFATR patients had RM; all stopped decongestant use.
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RM patients showed greater QoL improvement than non-RM.
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RFATR is a safe and effective in-office treatment for RM.
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Direct esophageal stimulation aided esophageal voice after laryngectomy.
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Sixty percent achieved fluent, intelligible esophageal voice after training.
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The Blom-Singer® tube was effective as a non-surgical therapeutic resource.
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The method offers a low-cost, accessible option for voice rehabilitation.
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Auditory feedback improved patients’ perception and motivation.
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DSP reduced postoperative enophthalmos compared with SBF.
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DSP achieved non-inferior ocular motility recovery.
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Silicone sheets are inexpensive, contoured, and easily removable.
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No optic nerve injuries or implant-related complications occurred.
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DSP is a safe, effective option for complex orbital wall fractures.
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PVFM often linked to organic neurological disorders, not purely functional.
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Causes include brainstem malformations, epilepsy, and NMJ disorders.
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Neurological disease seen in up to 54% of infants with PVFM.
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∼60%–70% cases reversible with improvement after disease-specific therapy.
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Findings support a neurologically oriented diagnostic approach for PVFM.
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High seropositivity rates for herpesviruses and SARS-CoV-2 were observed in patients with SSNHL.
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Viral coinfection was associated with poorer hearing outcomes.
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Severe initial hearing loss and bilateral involvement were associated with worse prognosis.
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Intralabyrinthine MRI signal abnormalities were more frequently observed in patients with positive viral markers.
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Serological findings may contribute to clinical characterization and prognostic assessment in SSNHL.
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New patient-reported scale measures severity of vestibular symptoms.
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Instrument quantifies frequency and intensity of vestibular symptoms.
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Validation study shows strong reliability and structural validity.
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Provides standardized monitoring of vestibular symptom severity.
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Intratympanic gadoteric acid may cause ototoxicity depending on concentration.
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Undiluted gadoteric acid caused significant ABR threshold shifts at 10–24 kHz.
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• Diluted gadoteric acid preparations did not demonstrate significant ototoxicity.
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Histopathology showed no significant structural damage in the inner ear.
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A 1:16 saline dilution of gadoteric acid is the safest intratympanic dose.
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Three oVEMP montages were compared: infraorbital, chin, belly-tendon.
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First study comparing three montages using air-conducted tone burst stimulation.
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Peak-to-peak amplitudes and asymmetry ratios were similar in all configurations.
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Belly-tendon montage had shorter latencies.
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Significant negative correlation was observed between age and interamplitude value.
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Sequential stimulation improved speech recognition in CI users.
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Optima-S outperformed Optima-P in within-subject analysis.
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First Portuguese study comparing Optima-P and Optima-S.
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The role of macula flava cells in vocal fold injury repair remains unclear.
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Macula flava cells exhibit different biological behaviors from fibroblasts.
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Macula flava cells proliferating day 3 and 7 post-injury.
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Macula flava cells may be involved in the injury repair.
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The most significant decrease in bacterial counts was observed in streptomycin group.
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Streptomycin group had the lowest pathological and SEM scores.
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This is the first study of using streptomycin irrigation in sinusitis.
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The intraoral mandibular advancement Oral Appliance (OA).
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Standardized photographs influence the success of treatment with OA.
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Facial patterns can benefit from a test that is reproducible between evaluators.
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Easily performed by photographic evaluation or facial inspection, with low cost.
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The analysis can be performed in a medical or dental office.
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Preoperative tracheostomy is strongly linked to advanced tumor staging (pT4a).
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Microscopic traits do not independently predict the need for prior tracheostomy.
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Tumor extension predicts tracheostomy better than microscopic aggressiveness.
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Nasal surgery offers effective snoring mitigation.
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Nasal surgery offers effective snoring mitigation.
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Research advocates for detailed nasal anatomy assessment in snoring patients.
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Associative study highlights the role of nasal obstructions in sleep disorders.
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“Recurrent laryngeal nerve” is the correct and most used anatomical term.
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Official anatomical terminologies do not recognize “inferior laryngeal nerve”.
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Terminological precision is critical for safe thyroid and parathyroid surgery.
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Standardized nomenclature helps prevent iatrogenic recurrent laryngeal nerve.
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Mendelian randomization reveals miR-130a-3p as allergic rhinitis risk factor.
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Protective causal effects of miR-1908-5p and miR-146a-3p in allergic rhinitis.
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Colocalization supports shared variants for miR-181 family.
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Targets of causal miRNAs enriched in Wnt, MAPK, and focal adhesion pathways.
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Plasma miRNAs offer allergic rhinitis biomarker and therapeutic potential.
