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NKX2-1 gene is an emerging target for H19 lncRNA.
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Binding site of H19 with NKX2-1 overlaps with has-miR-1827.
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Increased expression of NKX2-1 observed in benign nodular goiter.
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PNN resection & hormone transnasal nebulization shows good efficacy on DTRS.
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Combination can relieve the symptoms of DTRS patients, reduce adverse reactions.
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The combination deserves a promotion in clinical practice.
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Hearing loss children with multiple disabilities benefits from cochlear implantation.
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Communications improved with increasing duration of device usage.
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Cochlear implant is beneficial in reducing family’s stress level.
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The chronic rhinosinusitis patients with chronic cough had significant obstructive lung function.
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The SNOT score is high in chronic cough patients with chronic rhinosinusitis.
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The lower airway examination is important in chronic cough patients.
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Adhesive bone conduction device elicits improvement in speech perception.
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Adhesive bone conduction do not improve sound localisation abilities.
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Adhesive bone conduction is useful to children with single-sided deafness.
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Elderly presented moderate swallowing impairment for consistencies.
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There was no difference between clinical and instrumental evaluation.
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The assessment of swallowing in the elderly must consider physiological changes.
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Minor complications related with vestibular system were more common.
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Major complications: changes of wound, device failure and electrode extrusion.
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Children with a mean age of 19.3-months are more susceptible to infections.
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There was no correlation between advanced age and higher complication rates.
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Age should not be an exclusion factor.
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Endoscopic thyroidectomy through chest-collarbone approach is safe and feasible.
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Chest-collarbone endoscopic thyroid surgery improves in a good cosmetic outcome.
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Preoperative evaluation of nodule size and nature affects the success rate of surgery.
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The expression level of EPHX4 was higher in HNSC patients’ tissues.
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EPHX4 expression is closely associated with the immunity of HNSC.
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EPHX4 promotes HNSC cells proliferation, colony formation and invasion.
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Lung impairment due to COVID-19 increases the voice handicap index score.
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The voice-related quality of life score is reduced in these patients.
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There is a correlation between pulmonary function and the changes in voice.
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Video laryngoscopy did not identify any laryngeal changes in these patients.
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SSNHL patients had a higher risk of concomitant hypertension and elevated atherosclerogenic lipid levels.
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APOB, APOE, and LCI were identified as independent risk factors.
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Certain lipids showed a positive linear correlation with hearing loss.
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When TC was in borderline high range, the treatment effect was the best.
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Post-extubation laryngitis was confirmed in the majority of suspected cases.
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Bedside nasopharyngolaryngoscopy assisted, but over half required microlaryngoscopy.
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Laryngeal stenosis is associated with lesion severity and extubation failures.
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Close follow-up after discharge prevented any additional tracheostomies.
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Prognosis is influenced by comorbidities, lesion severity, and tracheostomy.
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We searched PubMed, Embase and Cochrane Library databases.
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This study included 22 randomized controlled trials with a total of 2354 patients.
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Acoustic therapy combined with cognitive behavior can treat chronic tinnitus.
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Non-antibiotic antimicrobial therapies offer potential alternatives in CRS patients.
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Most non-antibiotic antimicrobial therapies did not show important side effects.
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The majority of studies reviewed have low level of evidence.