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Scarless Neck Feminization: Chondrolaryngoplasty Through Endoscopic Transoral Vestibular Approach
Today, I am going to share an article from the Laryngoscope Journal about a feminization procedure known as chondrolaryngoplasty, which is a surgery aimed at removing the Adam’s apple. This is a cosmetic procedure that is rarely performed in Malaysia. However, for the sake of knowledge, let’s explore the article (the link is provided below)…
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Stapes Surgery: A Vital Advancement in Restoring Hearing Health
The human sense of hearing is a priceless gift that connects us to the world around us. However, for millions of individuals, hearing loss is a reality that can profoundly impact their quality of life. Among the various causes of hearing loss, otosclerosis, a condition affecting the stapes bone in the middle ear, can be…
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Analysis of structured histopathology in prognosticating surgical outcomes of nasal polyps
Hello readers, I will share a good paper from Rhinology Journal today – a research done in Singapore. Histopathological report of polypoidal tissues from patients post functional endoscpic sinus surgery (FESS) is commonly done to see if there is any peculiar findings other than the normal inflammatory polyps such as inverted papilloma/other malignancies. This paper…
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Sleep Apnea Solutions: A Roadmap to Restorative Sleep
Sleep apnea, a prevalent sleep disorder, impacts a substantial number of individuals globally, reaching millions in count. It is characterized by interrupted breathing during sleep, leading to disrupted sleep patterns and potential health consequences if left untreated. In this article, we will delve into the diagnosis and management of sleep apnea, exploring various treatment options…
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Exploring the Depths of Medical Marvels: Ludwig’s Angina Unveiled
In the world of medical anomalies, some conditions stand out as fascinating puzzles that challenge our understanding of the human body. One such enigmatic condition is Ludwig’s Angina, a rare and potentially life-threatening infection that affects the floor of the mouth and neck. Named after the German physician Wilhelm Friedrich von Ludwig who first described…


































