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... subjects and 285 patients with abnormal na- sal or paranasal findings which extended over a 2-year period, patients with crusting below the nares, on the edges of the alae nasi, or redne[r] ... See full document

... research can be broadly classified into fundamental research and clinical ...research. Clinical research is a key tool which enables to critically analyze the textual knowledge, objectively and ... See full document

... , bacterial load in the oropharynx and nasal cavity and severity of clinical ...if clinical outbreaks are caused by rapid spread of the bacteria by clinically affected ...average ... See full document

... ear can (or) may be (i) menance to life by extension of the inflammatory process to the labrynth and surrounding structures, (ii) a frequent cause of permanent reduction of hearing (iii) constant source to ... See full document

... the bacterial surface binding to comple- mentary specific receptors on a given oral surface (11, ...cultivable bacterial species differed markedly on different oral soft tissue surfaces, saliva, and su- ... See full document

... This approach was given its fullest and most complete expression by Boris Avratov, who argued that rethinking one’s relation to commodities and objects was part of the overall transformation of everyday life, and thus ... See full document

... the bacterial communities of the terrestrial leaf phyllosphere partly contributed to the community that inhabited aquatic leaf packs using SourceTracker predictive ...originating from the terrestrial ... See full document

... DNA from spiked ...tained from any of the samples ...increased from 1 to ...product from the samples when we added 10 m l of the preparation as a template to the reaction ...samples ... See full document

... Studies by Holmström et al. [43] found deeply pigmented strains within a marine bacterial isolate collection were effective in the inhibition of the settlement of various fouling invertebrates and algae. Based on ... See full document

... this can be examined by measuring the sputum concentrations of bioactive lipid mediators, such as the cysteinyl leukotrienes and prostaglandin-E2 [19], or sputum cell counts [16] or analysing exhaled breath ... See full document

... The bacterial microorganisms always played an important role in increasing soil fertility of agricultural ...of bacterial identification have resulted in major drawbacks as they are extremely slow and ... See full document

... Bacterial Meningitis Secondary to Abscess of the Nasal Septum. http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/60/1/102[r] ... See full document

... suffered from wounds that were polymicrobial (more than one sp of bacteria present) while the remaining 29% suffered from wounds that were ...Synergistic bacterial interactions are more important ... See full document

... The properties in Trikatu are said to have Anti-bacterial and Analgesic effect. Sarasa- pa Taila has the properties such as Kapha- hara, Krimihara and Lekhana property. Sarasapa Taila gives the unctuous coat on ... See full document

... intubation, clinical signs and symptoms associated with difficult intubation, contraindications for nasotracheal intubation, frequent epistaxis, nasal polyps, chronic sinusitis, use of anti-inflammatory ... See full document

... respiratory bacterial pathogens and 150 aerobic bacterial isolates cultured from the nasal cavities of pigs for proteolytic ...the bacterial pathogens, including Haemophilus parasuis, ... See full document

... positive nasal luid culture in hemodialysis patients could predict which patients are prone to future positive blood stream infection as an important adverse events of dialysis in such patients, but our suggestion ... See full document

... isolated from the mouth, throat or elsewhere the non-hemolytic Streptococci are generally regarded as harmless ...acid from mannitol, raffinose and sorbitol whereas ...isolated from persons of ... See full document

... Table II shows nasal carrier rates for Staphylococcus aureus related to the pyo- derma rate during the period of study.. From these surveys of the nasal flora of babies, mothers, nurses [r] ... See full document

... Oral and nasal fluids of 50 dogs were examined to determine the prevalence of aerobic bacteria frequently associated with animal bite wounds.. The most frequently isolated microorganisms[r] ... See full document