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3. Vidian canal diameter: A possible link to chronic rhinitis diagnosis

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Chandna, Megha, primary, Gorelik, Daniel, additional, Takashima, Masayoshi, additional, Ordonez, Adriana, additional, Rowan, Nicholas R., additional, Jafari, Aria, additional, Razmi, Samuel E., additional, Newstrom, Emily, additional, Choi, Alexander, additional, Dubey, Prachi, additional, Syed, Tariq, additional, and Ahmed, Omar G., additional

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2022
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5. Hidden in Plain Sight

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Khan, Najah A., primary, Li, Daniel, additional, Newstrom, Emily, additional, Barrios, Roberto, additional, and Attar, Mohammed, additional

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2022
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9. Cricoid abscess presenting as progressive dyspnea.

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Newstrom, Emily, Fan, Timothy, Welby, Lauren, and Holdgraf, Randall

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Laryngeal abscess, especially in the posterior larynx and cricoid region, is a rare entity with potential for high morbidity and mortality. The most common etiologies for such abscesses include trauma, prolonged intubation, and supraglottic infection. This case report describes a patient with cricoid abscess of unknown etiology but with a remote history of trauma and intubation. He initially presented with progressive dyspnea and hoarseness, with no signs or symptoms consistent with infection. The report describes airway management techniques and a unique approach to draining the posterior cricoid fluid collection. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2022
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11. Cricoid abscess presenting as progressive dyspnea.

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Newstrom E, Fan T, Welby L, and Holdgraf R

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Laryngeal abscess, especially in the posterior larynx and cricoid region, is a rare entity with potential for high morbidity and mortality. The most common etiologies for such abscesses include trauma, prolonged intubation, and supraglottic infection. This case report describes a patient with cricoid abscess of unknown etiology but with a remote history of trauma and intubation. He initially presented with progressive dyspnea and hoarseness, with no signs or symptoms consistent with infection. The report describes airway management techniques and a unique approach to draining the posterior cricoid fluid collection., (Copyright © 2021 Baylor University Medical Center.)

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2021
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