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Laser tonsil cryptolysis: In-office 500 cases review

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... “The benefits of grommets in children appear small. The effect of grommets on hearing diminished during the first year. Potentially adverse effects on the tympanic membrane are common after grommet insertion. Therefore an initial period (3 months) of watchful waiting seems to be an appropriate manag ...
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... 10. Positive test equals a wheal that is equal to or larger than the histamine control or > 3 millimeters (mm) in diameter ii. Intradermal 1. Injecting a small amount of allergen into the skin 2. The health care provider watches for a reaction at the site 3. This test is more likely to be used to fi ...
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... evaluated by the health care team, and problems that have occurred should be reviewed. If goals are not being met, the management plan needs to be revised and/or the goals need to be reassessed. ...
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