Midline destructive lesions (MDLs) are a diagnostic challenge due to an extensive differential diagnosis and vague presenting signs symptoms. It may be neoplastic, autoimmune, traumatic, infectious, or unknown. The lethal characterized by ulcerative destruction of midline structures the face like nose, paranasal sinus palate. A spectrum diseases with myriad clinicopathological features can pres...

The rapid development of new electronic technologies and instruments, utilized to perform many current clinical operations in the biomedical field, is changing the way medical health care is delivered to patients. The majority of test results from laboratory analyses, performed with these analytical instruments often prior to clinical examinations, are frequently used for management decisions p...

conclusions saddle nose reconstruction with bone graft in multiple facial fracture patients is a predictable method if surgical accesses to the region are carefully designed, considering the accompanying fractures. results there were 11 patients treated using this method. the male-to-female ratio was 7:5. one miniscrew with the lag technique was the preferred method for the fixation of the dors...

This paper reports about design and development of a novel mobile electronic nose assembly, which is an inspection cum controlling system. It is used to detect and control the fungi growth. The Model is tested in North-Eastern (Shillong) Region of India. The diseases like Aspergillosis, mucor amphibiorum, penicillium marneffei and hypersensitivity pneumonic are caused due to long term exposure ...

Inhalation exposure models are becoming the preferred method for the comparative study of respiratory infectious diseases due to their resemblance to the natural route of infection. To enable precise delivery of pathogen to the lower respiratory tract in a manner that imposes minimal biosafety risk, nose-only exposure systems have been developed. Early inhalation exposure technology for infecti...

The continuous search for non-invasive respiratory disease markers has led to the development of new techniques that can distinguish disease that affect the airway or pulmonary parenchyma. Thus, the analysis of exhaled air has gained importance in research, and in particular pathologies it has already been transferred to clinical practice. The evolution in new technologies has spurred the devel...

introduction: disorders of the nose and paranasal sinuses are among the most common chronic illnesses. although considerable progress has been made in the medical and surgical control of these diseases, a large number of questions relating to the diagnosis, evaluation, and treatment of these conditions remain unanswered. the aim of the present study was to evaluate differences in the frequency ...

Measurements of the canine skull are of main interest in brachycephalic dogs. They are suspected to have diseases associated with the shortened nose, which are summarized under the term brachycephalic syndrome. The relative length of the nose has become an important feature in breeding and research, although a definitive correlation to the brachycephalic syndrome still has not been proven (Knec...

ear diseases, as well as nose affections, brain lesions, &c., without being able to deal in a satisfactory way with any of them. He is evidently conscious of this ; for at almost every page he refers us to another of his works, The Practitioner's Handbook of Diseases of the Ear and Naso-pharynx, where the subjects are more fully treated. The author dedicates the book to Dr. Adam Politzer, and i...

A conference entitled '2nd International Berlin Bat Meeting: Bat Biology and Infectious Diseases' was held between the 19 and 21 of February 2010 in Berlin, Germany. Researchers from two major disciplines, bat biologists and disease specialists, met for the first time in an interdisciplinary event to share their knowledge about bat-associated diseases. The focus of the meeting was to understand...