otolaryngology
कर्ण व स्वरयंत्र यांचा व त्यांना होणार्या रोगांचा शास्त्रशुद्ध अभ्यास
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The subcommittee included experts in the fields of primary care, otolaryngology , epidemiology, infectious diseases, hearing, speech and language, and advance practice nursing.
the study of diseases of the ear and throat.
translation of 'otolaryngology'
कर्ण व स्वरयंत्र यांचा व त्यांना होणार्या रोगांचा शास्त्रशुद्ध अभ्यास
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Most trials were conducted in 'otolaryngology' settings.
Both patients were treated under general anaesthesia in the 'otolaryngology' operating theatre.
The personnel working in 'otolaryngology' and plastics speculated that they were more likely to report their injuries.
The subcommittee that developed the guideline included primary care physicians, pediatricians, and experts in the fields of infectious disease, epidemiology, and 'otolaryngology' .
Along with his hospital colleagues, he strongly promoted meetings featuring internationally renowned academics, but realised that the overwhelming need was to establish a professorial chair of 'otolaryngology' at Sydney University.
He was a skilled surgeon and had varied experience in all branches of 'otolaryngology' , mainly otology and neck surgery.
An employee in the university's department of 'otolaryngology' said he did indeed receive some telephone inquiries about the study.
The subcommittee included experts in the fields of primary care, 'otolaryngology' , epidemiology, infectious diseases, hearing, speech and language, and advance practice nursing.
All patients will need thorough ophthalmologic and dermatologic examinations, and consultations with 'otolaryngology' , gastroenterology, and gynecology specialists may also be appropriate.
The facility serves various specialties, and these nurses must be knowledgeable about issues pertaining to 'otolaryngology' , general surgery, orthopedics, ophthalmology, neurosurgery, and other surgical specialties.
This is a tribute not only to those within ‘the profession,’ who have guided its operations. but also to the profession of 'otolaryngology' as a whole.
This article gives a good overview of dysphagia from an 'otolaryngology' perspective, focusing on patients with cricopharyngeal dysphagia.
Arrangements will be made for the following groups to meet: alternative/complementary therapies, multicultural, plastic/reconstructive, 'otolaryngology' , urology, trauma, ophthalmology, and retired nurses.
There are thousands of 'otolaryngology' sites, beyond the review potential of each clinician in practice.
The mass remained unresponsive to antibiotic therapy, and the patient presented to 'otolaryngology' at our institution.
Most established 'otolaryngology' departments now have specialist voice clinics.
Ciprofloxacin is already commonly used in respiratory, gastrointestinal, and ophthalmic practice: the additional use in 'otolaryngology' would not add greatly to the pool of resistant bacteria.
To our knowledge, this mode of invasion has not been described in the pathology literature before, but this phenomenon has been reported by researchers in ophthalmology and 'otolaryngology' .
He is the attending physician for residents and supervises medical students rotating through the 'otolaryngology' department.
The patient was evaluated by the 'otolaryngology' service and taken to the operating room for endoscopic sinus debridement.
In the first line of diagnostic tests, the 'otolaryngologist' can utilize fine-needle aspiration to rapidly assess parotid swellings or masses and to establish a diagnosis and treatment plan quickly.
Any patient who has dysphonia for more than two weeks should be referred for 'otolaryngological' examination, especially if they report any high risk factors for organic disease.
The craniofacial team consists of dentists, orthodontists, social workers, speech therapists, feeding specialists, psychologists, and 'otolaryngologists' in addition to plastic surgeons, anesthesia care providers, and nurses.
The article gives the impression that there are no serious consequences of untreated acute otitis media, yet 'otolaryngologists' still see cases of perforated ear drums, acute mastoiditis, and chronic suppurative otitis media.
Both authors are 'otolaryngologists' with an interest in neurotology and facial palsy.
Others have also reported treatment with thyroid hormone can ameliorate various 'otolaryngological' problems; however, some investigators have failed to observe any benefit from this treatment.
Two patients had more serious permanent hoarseness and were waiting for 'otolaryngological' review.
Surgical 'otolaryngological' services to the northern half of the Northern Territory of Australia are provided by staff of the Royal Darwin Hospital.
If one has a chronic form of vertigo, one should see either an otoneurologist, a neurologist who specializes in dizziness, or a neurotologist who is an 'otolaryngologist' who specializes in ear disease.
Friday night brought a minor but fierce drama to our bunkroom, when her 'otolaryngological' night-symphony (which is to say, her snoring) drove a furious young traveller to sleep in the hall.
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