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Disease interval and age were associated with RT-PCR positive in multiple organs.
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In older and those with a shorter disease interval: greater number of positive.
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In Waldeyer’s ring tissue and lung both factors are statistically significant.
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After 30 days, PCR+ has steel been detected in the lungs and Waldeyer’s tissue.
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RT-PCR+ in the lung and Waldeyer’s tissue, even after 65 days.
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A sample of 75 children with severe laryngomalacia undergone supraglottoplasty.
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The global success rate of the surgery on the first month was 77%.
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It was associated with low morbidity: no complications were found.
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Comorbidities and synchronous airway lesions reduced the surgical success rate.
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Gastroesophageal reflux was not shown to be a predictor of a poor surgical result.
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Dizziness is related to pain in patients diagnosed with Cervical Dizziness (CD).
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Dizziness is related to muscle tension asymmetry in the CD.
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The new treatment with carbon nanotubes is effective in treating patients with CD.
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Hypopharyngeal patients are more prone to psychosocial stress.
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The LAFF is a versatile and multi-purpose flap with high success rate.
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The LAFF can be used in esophageal and tracheal reconstruction.
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The laryngopharynx microbiota was different between the healthy and LPRD.
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The laryngopharynx microbiota between treatment-effective and -invalid LPRD.
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Klebsiella oxytoca has potential to distinguish treatment outcomes.
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Physiological changes in temperature during the respiratory cycle.
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Inspiration, there is cooling of the nose.
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Expiration, heating.
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Thermography as a non-invasive respiratory mode assessment tool.
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Type of treatment was associated with death, but not with recurrence.
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In the surgical treatment group, overall survival was 36.4% at five years.
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In the non-surgical treatment group, overall survival was 21.8% at five years.
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In the surgical treatment group, disease-free survival was 64.8% at five years.
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In the non-surgical treatment group, disease-free survival 67.2% at five years.
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The IFAC proposes seven types of frontoethmoidal cells.
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This study is the first to evaluate prevalence of cells according to IFAC in Brazil.
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This classification has a high Intraclass Correlation Coefficient.
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Agger nasi cell was the most prevalent cell in this study.
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Supra bulla frontal cell was the least prevalent cell.
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BIT can be useful for assessing speech intelligibility of children.
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BIT can be applied in the evaluation, follow-up and intervention.
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The translated and adapted version of the BIT showed good reliability parameters.
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The permanent hypoparathyroidism was remarkably higher in patients in the bilateral CND group compared to the ipsilateral CND group.
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Ipsilateral CND may be comparable to bilateral CND in terms of local recurrence and transient/permanent RLN injury.
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Ipsilateral CND may be an appropriate treatment forcN0 unilateral PTC.
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BALB/c mice seem to produce a more robust eosinophilic response than C57BL/6 mice.
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OVA and SEB protocol was the one that most resembled to ECRS.
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OVA and AP protocol also induced inflammation similar to ECRS, but to a lesser extent.
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The NRDLS evaluates the verbal comprehension and production of children up to 7 years.
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Cross-cultural adaptation of the NRDLS was made for Portuguese spoken in Brazil.
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The version adapted to Brazilian Portuguese was similar to the original NRDLS.
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In asymmetric SNHL, MRI should be performed regardless of ABR results.
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Gadolinium-enhanced MRI is the gold standard exam for suspected VS.
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Intervention is indicated for tumors with significant growth (≥2 mm/year) and/or on Koos grade III and IV.
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Radiotherapy may be indicated as primary treatment in selected cases; however, there is still controversy surrounding long-term effectiveness and safety, especially in young patients.
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Surgery is superior to radiotherapy in order to preserve serviceable hearing in patients with VS.
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COVID-19 has been associated to Sensorineural Hearing Loss.
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Cochlear implants may benefit patients with profound hearing loss post COVID-19.
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Hearing rehabilitation should not be postponed in cases of deafness post COVID-19.