[PDF] Top 20 Int. Arch. . vol.21 número3

... Angeli, Roberto: Universidade Luterana do Brasil, Brazil Beck, Roberto: Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil Bogar, Priscila: Faculdade de Medicina do ABC, Brazil Campos Meirelles, Roberto:[r] ... See full document

... The interruption of airflow in the nasal cavity leads to changes in endonasal temperature, 19 an increase in humidity, 20 and changes in mucus consistency. Such changes give rise to the formation of a hyper-secretory ... See full document

... In this study, a comparison between groups at the fi rst testing showed higher thresholds in preterm than in term neonates.. At the second testing, the responses were equiva- lent in both[r] ... See full document

... The original articles included three descriptions of clinical features of VBI, one demonstrated results of electro- nystagmography testing, one reported the validity of the vertebral dep[r] ... See full document

... Cochleostomy is the traditional and more commonly used approach to the scala tympani. Cochleostomy site and size have a role in hearing preservation and so avoiding damage to inner ear structures. Cochleostomy located ... See full document

... A correlation was noted between the rate of recovery of BLPB in healthy children and the rate of amoxicillin failure to eradicate GABHS. Brook and Gober obtained pharyngo-tonsillar cultures from 228 children with GABHS ... See full document

... Objective The objective of this study is to compare the results of septal deviation correction achieved using the Universal Eclectic Technique (UET) with those obtained through Cottle ’ [r] ... See full document

... The histopathological study of the 4 biopsies of the mucosa of the inferior turbinate (4 repaired choanal atresia sides) revealed that in 1 patient (who had bilateral choanal atresia) after 8 months of repair, the ... See full document

... The least common type (type III) within this classi fi cation scheme is the carcinoid tumor of the middle ear, which shows positive immunohistochemistry and positive metas- tasis and/or c[r] ... See full document

... With buccal mucosa tumors forming a very high proportion of oral cavity squamous cell carcinoma in our region, and having an unexpectedly high aggressive behavior, we believed that the p[r] ... See full document

... The primary hypothesis of this study was that non-verbal sounds, like the tone stimuli used in this survey, heard by the left ear of right-handed individuals, could present lower latenci[r] ... See full document

... There is some evidence that speech outcomes may be better among patients reconstructed with TM flaps rather than RFFF, particularly among patients with large soft palate defects. Seikaly et al examined speech and swallow- ... See full document

... Thirteen patients (3.83%), besides the sudden SNHL also had a previous diagnosis confirmed by serological and rheumato- logic criteria specific SAD exam. Nine (69.23%) were women and four (30.77%) men, eight (61.54%) were ... See full document

... To estimate the bene fi t derived from hearing aid on the perceived bene fi t by family member domain the scores of unaided and aided condition were compared using t – test and results ind[r] ... See full document

... Initially, we collected data from medical records of pa- tients to perform their characterization, with information such as gender, date of birth, city/state of origin, hearing deprivati[r] ... See full document

... We documented the type of mastoidectomy (canal wall up, canal wall down, and radical mastoidectomy), information about the ossicular erosion, the destruction of facial, and LSCC in patie[r] ... See full document

... scores. 21–23 Narne and Vanaja 22 suggested that indi- viduals with ANSD can be divided as poor performers if the unaided speech identification scores (SIS) in quiet is less than 50% and good performers if the SIS ... See full document

... There was no difference in graft uptake with the site of perforation in this study. This may be due to disproportionate patient distribution between the subgroups. A study by Kotecha et al and Kumar et al found poorer ... See full document

... 4 Therefore, we designed the embedded uncooked fi shbone in the throat of the fresh human cadaver to assess the accuracy of digital radiography for diagnosing a fi shbone foreign body.. Me[r] ... See full document

... The study included children and adolescents between 6 and 16 years old with clinical diagnosis of AR by medical records or those whose parents or guardians responded positive for AR thro[r] ... See full document