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Laryngeal edema in a patient of #anaphylaxis !

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What are other causes of laryngeal edema?

Dr. Bohdan Zoshchuk from Penn State Health pathology presents a rare case of laryngeal melanosis PAPathologists annual meeting in Harrisburg and receives the award from the president Dr. Darshana Jhala.

We have to put our Labrador Retriever down today.
It's time.
She's lived a wonderful 9+ years, but the last year has been rough.
She has terrible degenerative joint disease, and was diagnosed a few months ago with a neurological condition that causes laryngeal paralysis as well…

Is laryngeal prominence effected by hormones?

As few as 3 laryngeal reflux episodes per week can cause significant extra-esophageal damage. But, should we just put everyone on PPI? With Walter Chan, MD, MPH at #OESO2024 . Brigham and Women's GI Harvard Medical School

In the 📕 #RedJournal :

Diagnostic Yield of Ambulatory Reflux Monitoring Systems for Evaluation of Chronic Laryngeal Symptoms
Krause, et al.

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Walter Chan, MD, MPH Drew Jenkins, MD John E. Pandolfino Rena Yadlapati

Phil Sledge These two. One month apart. Laryngeal Paralysis and Hemangiosarcoma. They lived good long lives but it wasn't long enough. Ever.

Medical voice recognition with your phone? #AI technology is ready to change your next doctor visit. Watch the full episode to see how this AI tool is helping #healthcare professionals detect Laryngeal cancer. intel.ly/3Up5cjA

It’s easy to blame reflux but many patients presenting with laryngeal symptoms (so called LPR) have no physiologic evidence Of GERD. These are often multifactorial- allergies, MTD, hypersensitivity, vocal cord dysfunction, PND…..Walter Chan, MD, MPH OESO #oeso2024

@alexkory91 you're tearing me apart lisa mrs meowkins celia Lady_Aoibheal She does. It's called a laryngeal prominence. It just happens to be more obvious on certain people. my.clevelandclinic.org/health/body/24…

Laryngeal cancer is a disease in which malignant cells form in the tissues of the larynx. The larynx is a part of the throat between the base of the tongue and the trachea. The larynx contains the vocal cords which vibrate and make sound.
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Mrs White Allen M They DID NOT find any virus directly in the fluid.
HeLa cells are cervical cancer cells
HEp-2 is human laryngeal epidermoid carcinoma cell line
Human fibroblast is from biopsies.
ALL CULTURES.
Why can't the 'virus' be found directly in the fluid?
You really have no idea what…

This thin self-powered patch developed by UCLA Samueli Engineering researchers can sense the movement of laryngeal muscles and translate those movements into audible speech: asme.org/topics-resourc…

ريان | MD1TALK🌟 🅾️The clinical disease is characterized by paralysis of the cranial nerves, followed by downward flaccid muscle paralysis and can involve the breathing muscles, more specifically, the laryngeal muscles, with decreased salivary secretion and dryness of the oral mucosa.

dad to dogs Dean, my beautiful pup has laryngeal strictures. He is having trouble breathing. Don't know how old he is. He was a rescue. Nothing they can do for him. I'm so damn depressed. I know I'm losing him, and I keep crying. Sorry, but if anyone would understand, I knew you would.

Did you know that pain when swallowing or ear pain could be symptoms of laryngeal cancer or that oral cavity cancer symptoms may include white or red patches, swelling, and unusual bleeding? If you notice these signs, consult your dentist or doctor. headandneck.org/symptoms

Interested in #laryngeal re-innervation? Tune in on May 2nd for a contemporary review & to learn about clinical applications from UCLA Head & Neck Surgery's Dr. Dinesh K. Chhetri, UC San Francisco's Dr. Yue Ma, Erik Steele CCC-SLP, MA & UCD HealthScience's Dr. Daniel Cates. Register now! bit.ly/3HYJ7kN

IJELE for a reason. Left recurrent laryngeal nerve.

Dusty🌪️ Recurrent laryngeal nerve, the vagus nerve going down and under major blood vessels before u-turning because we missed the larynx, darn it. Planning fail right there.