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We presented and compared Clarythromycin and Amoxycillin in the treatment of pediatric acute otitis media. We evaluated in 2 groups ther clinical efficacy and safety of Clarythromycin versus Amoxycillin.
We present videonystagmography a new method of vertigo diagnosis. The camera record eye movement. We can obtain regostration of nystagmus in all directions. Simplicity of use and great sensitiveness of to examinations are very important two.
A case of severe posttraumal epistaxis treated by external carotid artery ligation is reported. This surgical procedure seems to be relatively simple and highly effective in the management of refractory epistaxis.
We presented a rare case mucocele cyst of the nasopharynx in a 41 year old man. The cyst was located at the higher level between the roof and right lateral band of nasopharynx, and was removed by the transpalatal approach.
The authors analysis 520 patients suffering from maxillofacial fractures who were treated in our department in 1985-1994. Among the causes of maxillofacial fractures the first place is held by beating-51.9%, while 22.9% of cases resulted from traffic accidents. The analysis of traumatic effects has demonstrated that the lower jaw is the most fracture--prone (60%). Summary of treatment procedures towards facial skeletal bone fractures is included.
The authors have presented main reasons of failure with diagnosis and operative treatment of polymorphic adenomas in salivary glands. They have written about four patients with different histopathological diagnosis before and after operation, and about two patients with postoperative recurrence. In one of those patients malignant transformation has occurred. In two cases partial facial nerve palsy has occurred.
The authors have presented main reasons of failures with diagnosis and surgical treatment of lateral and medial cysts and fistulas of the neck. They have written about four patients with different histopathological diagnosis before and after surgical procedure and about three patients with postoperative recurrence medial cyst of the neck.
A rare case report of a 43-year-old-man with cavernous hemangioma in the left parotid gland was presented. Preoperative histopathological (fine-needle biopsy) was: pleomorphic adenoma. Postoperative histopathological diagnosis was cavernous hemangioma. There wasn't recurrence of facial nerve palsy at a 6-month-follow-up.
The authors presented rare case of two partial medial fistula of the neck, they had treated operatively four times. The first branch of fistula penetrated into middle part of hyoid bone, and the second branch penetrated into the left cornu minor region. The reasons of failure in 3 first operations have been discussed.
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