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صور ENT عملي فقط《دفعة 37》

صور ENT عملي فقط《دفعة 37》

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*Rhinitis Medicamentosa* results from the long term use of nasal decongestants drops, maximum should be for two weeks only.

☘- Tonsillar bed is made up of: ☘ *Superior constrictor *Glossopharyngeal nerve *Styloglossus muscle

Hidden areas of the larynx
Hidden areas of the larynx

Treatment of chronic atrophic laryngitis
Treatment of chronic atrophic laryngitis

Treatment of diphtheria laryngitis
Treatment of diphtheria laryngitis

Why does acute simple laryngitis in children ...
Why does acute simple laryngitis in children ...

Stridor without hoarseness
Stridor without hoarseness

☘Indications of total laryngectomy☘ 1.T3,T4.Post failed radiotherapy 2.uncotrolled perichondiritis. 3.severe laryngeal incompitant.

pre-laryngeal LN = (Delphean) LN.

TB Larynx : .mouse nibble appearance -> ulceration of posterior part of v.f.

☘Becky's triad = parapharyngeal abscess ☘ *internal swelling *external swelling *trismus

☘Trotter's triad: ☘ *Conductive deafness (due to ET obstruction). *lpsilateral immobility of the soft palate. *Trigeminal neuralgia " facial pain "

- Rhinolalia clause is caused by bilateral nasal obstruction - Rhinolalia aperta is caused by defect in the palate - Hot potato voice is caused by lesions above VC level - Hoorseness is coused by lesions in the vocal cords (VC)

*Pyramidal lesion leads to slurred speech *Extra pyramidal lesion leads to monotonous speech *Cerebellar lesion leads to staccato speech

The larynx and hypopharynx causes *referred otalgia* through Arnold's branch af Vagus, while oropharynx causes referred otalgia through Jackbsan's branch of Glossopharyngeal nerve .

*Pachydermia laryngis is a hypcrkemtotic lesion involving posterior part of larynx. It is not premalignant. Biopsy is essential to exclude tuberculosis and cancer.

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Positional test (Epley maneuver)
Positional test (Epley maneuver)