#paranasal

[officialpenisenvy]

there's a lesbian led zeppelin cover band called. as you might have guessed. lez zeppelin. and the instrumentalists are REALLY fucking tight especially the guitarist. but unfortunately the vocalist's voice is way too clean and technical to do justice to these songs that were meant to be sung DIRTY. and it's really uncanny to listen to like why does roberta plant sound like mariah carey be so fr right now

[spooniestrong]

Inflammatory paranasal sinus disease is a BITCH.

[doctoramit]

In most cases, cancer is found in the lining of the mouth, lips, tongue, throat, or the esophagus. Buccal mucosa cancer is the cancer that develops in the mucous membrane that lines the inside of the cheek and the roof of the mouth. It is also called oral cavity cancer.

[iphisesque]

when i first started singing i was very nasal and then with my voice teacher we slowly but surely eradicated that but the result has been that any other mistake i make (like improper use of soffiato or appoggio or throat or whatever) doesn't faze me but i am terrified of slipping back into nasality. to the point where i often think im nasal even when im like paranasal at worst

[greenfrog04]

Soft tissues influence nasal airflow in diapsids: Implications for dinosaurs

Published 17th July 2023

A study testing the accuracy of lower resolution models on interpretations of nasal physiology in fossils by comparing nasal passages in extant diapsids, using computational fluid dynamics to simulate airflow of 3D reconstructed models of different nasal passages and compared soft-tissue-bounded results of the same airways under the lower-resolution limits imposed by fossilization.

Soft‐tissue and bony‐bounded airways of Alligator mississippiensis(a), Meleagris gallopavo(b), Struthio camelus(c), Iguana iguana(d) and Varanus exanthematicus(e)

example

Nasal models, airflow patterns and potential paranasal sinuses of Struthio camelus

airflow through the caudal of the bony‐bounded alligator mississippiensis model and Airflow velocities through the same cross sections in the bony‐bounded and soft‐tissue airway

Chart of airway volumes in different regions of the nasal passage

BB= Bony-Bounded, ST= Soft tissue

Bony‐bounded airways had consistently higher airway volumes than their soft‐tissue models.

The nasal passage of Majungasaurus crenatissimus based on research

Source:

https://doi.org/10.1002/jmor.21619

[teachingrounds]

The sinuses develop at different times:

●Ethmoid sinuses are present at birth

●Maxillary sinuses are present at birth and expand rapidly by 4 y/o

●Sphenoid sinuses grow 0-2 y/o, pneumatize ~5 y/o, and are done by 12 y/o

●Frontal sinuses develop ~6-8 y/o but do not finish until 14-18 y/o

●Paranasal sinuses are nearly adult-sized by 12 y/o and finish ~20 y/o

Image credit: From Atlas of Anatomy, © Thieme 2012, Illustration by Karl Wesker. Borrowed from RadiologyKey (28 May 2020).

[bogusfilth]

things brewers refer to as “smells” include the sensation of peroxyacetic acid fumes frying your nose’s mucous membranes and the feeling of 10 psi of CO2 purging the entirety of your paranasal sinus system

[voila12]

Best Chronic Sinusitis Surgery in bangalore

Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery

What is Sinusitis?Varanasi sinuses are hollow spaces in the bones around the nose that are presentnormally. The are mainly located in the frontal ( lower Forehead) , maxillary (cheekbones) , ethmoid ( beside the upper nose ) and Sphenoid ( behind the nose )Sinusitis is an inflammation of the tissue lining the sinuses which can be due toeither bacterial ,viral infections , cold / allergies , etc.

                                    What causes Sinusitis? Am I at Riak ?

Any bacterial or viral or fungal infection of the sinus lining can cause Sinusitis. Sinusitis may also be due to other factors like  A deviated Nasal Septum  Nasal polyps  Asthma  Aspirin sensitivity  Dental infection  Any immune disorders such as Cystic fibrosis / AODS  Hay fever or other allergic conditions  Excessive smoking

                        

What are the symptoms of Sinusitis ? The most systems include  Post Nasal dripping of mucus down the throat  Nasal discharge ( mucoid / watery) which might be greenish / brown / white in colour  Nose Blocked sensation  Facial pain and pressure ( around the nose , around the eyes , in the forehead ) . This worsens especially with head movements  Vague deep seated pain around the teeth  Ear Blocked sensation/ Ear pain  Fever  Halitosis ( bad breath )  Headache & Orbital pain

Can we contract a sinus infection ?

Sinusitis is not contagious per se but if it is of bacterial or viral origin , the bacterias and viruses cab spread. This can be prevented by handwashing , and sneezing or coughing into a tissue and proper disposal of soiled handkerchiefs When should I visit a Healthcare professional ? Sinus infections are usually mild Grade to start with and resolve with prompt use of antibiotics and steam inhalation. However seek your clinician’s help if you have one or more of symptoms like  High Grade fever  Severe facial pain or facial swelling  Vision changes / Orbital pain / Orbital swelling  Headache / Confusion/ Stiffness of neck How can I treat mild sinus infections at home ? It is pivotal to understand that sinus infection may not always due to bacterial or viral origin and hence it is always advisable to seek professional help to identify the cause and plan management At home remedies include  Nasal irrigation using nasal irrigation devices  Steam inhalation with Pediatric vasorub  Plenty of oral fluids  OralvAntibiotics and painkiller  Avoid smoking How it Sinusitis diagnosed ? The diagnosis of a sinus infection would be done by one or more of the following investigations  Nasal Endoscopy: a rigid endoscope in placed inside to evaulate sinus inflammation if any / a deviated Nasal Septum with or without nasal spur Discharge in nose Thick mucoid discharge , that if foul smelling and discolored : usually bacterial Stringy , watery Discharge: that is of allergic Blackish or brownish Discharge, foul smelling , with crust : Fungal Sinusitis  Imaging : CT scan of paranasal sinuses , This helps the clinician to understand the anatomy and type of Sinusitis ( Acute / Subacute / Chronic ) and also tor surgical planning  Allergy testingv: in cases of allergic Sinusitis the might need a skin prick test to find the type of allergen and vaccines therapy can be planned  Biopsy : Sometimes a tissue sample may he needed from the nose for testing

How is it management ? What are the treatment options ? To treat an Acute sinus infection , your Healthcare provider may prescribed you  Decongestant (oral or topical )  Antibiotics  Intranasal steroids spray  Leukotriene antagonists that reduce the allergic response In cases of chronic Sinusitis , your clinician may advice Endiscopic sinus surgery What is an Endoscopic Sinus Surgery? It the procedure of clearing out the Blocked sinuses that impede the normal Drainage of the sinuses. It is adviced when sinus infection does not settle with medical management

Is surgery a permanent cure ?

Usually sinus infections does not recurr after a Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery. However it certain cases with compromised local or general immune conditions it may recur. It is adviced to follow the post op care which includes  Nasal douching  Nasal drops and nasal sprays  Avoid forceful sneezing ,nose blowing for few days  Avoid strenuous work for 10 days

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[drsanjoyroy]

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Dr. Sanjay Roy is a best Head & Neck Specialist Doctor in Kolkata. Cancers that are known collectively as head neck cancers usually begin in the squamous cells that line the mucosal surfaces of the head and neck. These can be caused due to alcohol and tobacco use, consumption of betel quid, occupational exposure (Occupational exposure to wood dust is a risk factor for nasopharyngeal cancer), any underlying genetic disorder, and so on.

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Oral cavity Throat (pharynx) Voice box (larynx) Paranasal sinuses and nasal cavity Salivary glands VISIT NOW:-

[supriyapuram]

Nose And Paranasal Air Sinuses Question And Answers

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Sinusitis Surgery

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[danceindonesia]

Sinusitis Surgery

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Excision of Mucocele Using Dental DIODE LASER

Creator Pioon Laser Printed June 22, 2020 Phrase depend 617 Introduction- Mucoceles are often called “mucus crammed cavities” normally current within the oral cavity, lacrimal sac, and paranasal sinuses. Preoperative View (Courtesy – Dr. Sana Farista) Preoperative View (Courtesy – Dr. Sana Farista) Etiology – Mucus extravasation and mucus retention are the 2 most steadily occurring main…