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Jose, 51 years: A laser delivering bronchoscope or flexible laser can be of help in obtaining hemostasis. Two hundred twenty-two consecutive pharyngeal flaps: an analysis of postoperative complications.

Benito, 34 years: The spectrum of pediatric eosinophilic esophagitis beyond infancy: a clinical series of 30 children. Overall, 77% of patients experienced a grade 3 or higher acute toxicity in the concurrent arm, while 51% of patients experienced a similar toxicity during radiation in the sequential arm.

Dolok, 24 years: Severe neonatal septal deviation can lead to problematic nasal airway obstruction requiring a closed reduction within the first few days of life. However, at this time, it is only possible in purely bony work such as ossicular chain abnormalities and congenital abnormalities rather than cholesteatoma work as the soft tissue representation is sub-optimal.

Peer, 30 years: With a flexible fiberoptic laryngoscope, the trachea down to the carina and the proximal bronchi can be seen in most awake, unsedated patients. Venous drainage is via the lingual vein which joins the common facial vein or less often, the internal jugular vein.

Temmy, 25 years: Biopsy for confirmation of the tissue diagnosis can be obtained in the office under adequate local anesthesia from exophytic primaries, especially of the tonsil and soft palate. An important addition to this technique is to use the back-biting forceps to remove the lateralized posterior vomer to further open up the choanae.

Kalesch, 32 years: Intubation can lead to injury to the larynx as well with secondary nonspecific granuloma formation. In the laryngoscopic view, the anterior commissure is frequently hidden by the protuberance of the epiglottis known as the tubercle.

Thorus, 40 years: These efforts are often doomed for the same reason that "titrated surgery" is ineffective, namely, the progressive destruction of the gland remnant by the underlying autoimmune process. Patients with excessive daytime sleepiness may describe symptoms ranging from fatigue, tiredness, inability to remain awake in situations requiring attention, personality and mood changes to impairment in executive functioning, decreased motor skills, concentration and even "sleep attacks," or strong urges to fall asleep during the day.

Makas, 29 years: A comparison of anterior cricoid split with and without costal cartilage graft for acquired subglottic stenosis. An osteotomy is made from the intracranial aspect of the frontal bone through the orbital roofs and anterior to the crista galli, allowing removal of what is termed the frontal bar.