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J L Alonso Treceño

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PubMed2002

[Total glossectomy without laryngectomy. Surgical techniques and its controversies].

UNLABELLED: Total glossectomy is the procedure for entire removal of the tongue, practice considered as one of the most mutilating possible done in head and neck surgery. Vital functions altered after tongue resection are: mastication, language and swallowing. It's controversial the role played by total laryngectomy considering the definitive split of respiratory and digestive tracts. Some AA. perform apart both ectomies pending of the suitable rehabilitation. OBJECTIVE: Report of a case of glossectomy recently operated maintaining the larynx and review the several operative steps, the complications until satisfactory swallow was achieved and perusal of literature on this controversial subject.

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PubMed1992

[Childhood rhabdomyosarcoma of nasolabial localization. Apropos of a case].

A case of embryonal Rhabdomyosarcoma of nasolabial location--very infrequent site of appearance--in an eleven year-old-child is presented. After the AA' review of the subject, they drawn out the conclusion that systemic combined therapy--surgery, irradiation and chemotherapy--offers the best chances of survival for this condition.

Antineoplastic Combined Chemotherapy Protocols↗
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[The nasal location of calcinosis cutis. Apropos a case].

The metastatic calcifications, feasible in the renal chronic insufficiency, they are conditioned by tissular deposits of calcium. The metabolic and hormonal aetiology is inevitable. The known predilection for some tissues and organs in these calcic fixations, is gets to value the endonasal and cutaneous infrequent appearance, on this case.

Calcinosis↗
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[Cryosurgery for the treatment of vasomotor rhinitis].

The authors expose usefulness of the cryosurgery for the management in vasomotor rhinitis. They report the technique and patient selection, the good results attained in a high percent of cases and the lacking of complications.

Adult↗
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[Giant calculus of the submaxillary gland].

We report an unusual case of sialolithiasis submaxillary gland in a patient with chronic renal failure and secondary hyperparathyroidism. The salivary calculus had a size about 6 cm. of length and 1.5 cm. of diameter and came out near spontaneous passage.

Humans↗