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Comparative isolation rates of group A streptococci from throat swabs under anaerobic and capnophilic incubation.
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Epididymo-orchitis complicating Streptococcus pyogenes throat infection.
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Pathologic quiz case: a 63-year-old renal transplant recipient with a sore throat. Posttransplantation lymphoproliferative disorder, plasmacytoma type, with prominent Russell body formation.
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Diagnosing strep throat in the adult patient: do clinical criteria really suffice?
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Effect of oxytetracycline therapy of streptococcal sore throat on the incidence of acute rheumatic fever.
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Pencillin-resistant bacteria in the mouths and throats of children receiving continuous prophylaxis against rheumatic fever.
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Ear, nose and throat nursing: aural hygiene and the use of cotton swabs.
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Tonsillectomy for sore throat?
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[Radiodiagnostic determination of purgative property of terminal throat (author's transl)].
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Cutting your staff without cutting your throat.
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[Probe for terminal anesthesia of the throat, pharynx and esophagus in gastroscopy].
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Study on peroperative bleeding in ear, nose and throat surgery.
Some interventions in ENT surgery are very difficult or are even impossible if the slightest bleeding occurs. Microsurgery of the ear is the best example. For this reason we choose this particular intervention to test different anesthesia techniques. Bleeding in the surgical field is followed, while simultaneously respiratory, venous and arterial pressure tracings are recorded. These parameters are followed and changes can be attributed directly to observations by microscope of the surgical field. Successively neuroleptanalgesia in its pure form or with help of several drugs (trimetaphan, furosemide, enflurane) is studied. One conclusion can probably be made of the analysis of our series: an anesthesia with "light" analgesia gives better results than an anesthesia protecting completely the patient.
[Guideline "Providing hearing aids" of the German Society for Ear, Nose and Throat Medicine and Head and Neck Surgery].
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Charlotte Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital: adaptability means progress.
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Practice tips. Incorporating a rapid group A streptococcus assay with the sore throat score.
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