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The risk to olfaction from nasal surgery by Kimmelman, C P

“…Implicit in all types of nasal surgery is the potential for worsening of olfactory function. Not only can injury occur to the delicate olfactory…”
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University of Pennsylvania Smell Identification Test: a rapid quantitative olfactory function test for the clinic by Doty, R L, Shaman, P, Kimmelman, C P, Dann, M S

“…Despite the fact that clinical otolaryngologists are often presented with complaints of olfactory dysfunction, they have limited means to diagnose these…”
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Cholesteatoma : A molecular and cellular puzzle by ALBINO, A. P, KIMMELMAN, C. P, PARISIER, S. C

“…There are at least three possible molecular models of cholesteatoma pathogenesis. Cholesteatoma may arise as a result of 1) the induction of a preneoplastic or…”
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Convergence of olfactory and nasotrigeminal inputs and possible trigeminal contributions to olfactory responses in the rat thalamus by INOKUCHI, A, KIMMELMAN, C. P, SNOW, J. B

“…To elucidate the role of trigeminal input on the olfactory system, field-evoked potentials were measured following electrical stimulation of the nasociliary…”
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The problem of nasal obstruction by Kimmelman, C P

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Aural tuberculosis by GREENFIELD, B. J, SELESNICK, S. H, FISHER, L, WARD, R. F, KIMMELMAN, C. P, HARRISON, W. G

“…Since the advent of antituberculous therapy, tuberculosis of the ear has decreased in incidence; but of late, cases of both pulmonary and otologic tuberculosis…”
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Clinical review of olfaction by Kimmelman, C P

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Smell and taste disorders, a study of 750 patients from the University of Pennsylvania Smell and Taste Center by Deems, D A, Doty, R L, Settle, R G, Moore-Gillon, V, Shaman, P, Mester, A F, Kimmelman, C P, Brightman, V J, Snow, Jr, J B

“…Smell and taste disorders are common in the general population, yet little is known about their nature or cause. This article describes a study of 750 patients…”
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Head and neck manifestations of sarcoidosis by Dash, G I, Kimmelman, C P

“…The records of 42 consecutive patients with biopsy-proven head and neck sarcoidosis were reviewed. A female preponderance of 7.4 to 1 was found. The average…”
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Sepragel sinus (hylan B) as a postsurgical dressing for endoscopic sinus surgery by Kimmelman, Charles P., Edelstein, David R., Cheng, Han Jin

“…Objective: To assess the safety and efficacy of Sepragel sinus, a hylan B gel (cross-linked hyaluronic acid molecule), when used as a postoperative dressing…”
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Otosyphilis: a diagnostic and therapeutic dilemma by Gleich, L L, Linstrom, C J, Kimmelman, C P

“…Traditional treatment of otosyphilis with penicillin and corticosteroids has achieved hearing improvement; however, selecting which patients with a positive…”
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Office management of the draining ear by Kimmelman, C P

“…Otorrhea is one of the most common ear complaints and is usually responsive to office treatment. The various causes of this condition are discussed and…”
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Use of ceftazidime for malignant external otitis by Kimmelman, C P, Lucente, F E

“…During the past 2 years we have used ceftazidime (Fortaz), a third-generation cephalosporin, in the treatment of eight patients with progressive necrotizing…”
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The systemic effects of nasal obstruction by Kimmelman, C P

“…Nasal obstruction has profound effects on the body as a whole. Occasionally, these effects dominate the patient's symptoms and complaints and should be…”
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Mycobacterial cervical lymphadenitis: a persistent diagnostic problem by Alleva, M, Guida, R A, Romo, 3rd, T, Kimmelman, C P

“…The most common manifestation of mycobacterial infection encountered in otolaryngologic practice is cervical lymphadenitis. Mycobacterial cervical…”
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Congenital anomalies limited to the middle ear by Herman, H K, Kimmelman, C P

“…Congenital anomalies of the middle ear are occasionally encountered during surgery for conductive hearing loss and are unexpected in patients with no other…”
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Vomeronasal organs and nerves of Jacobson in the human fetus by Nakashima, T, Kimmelman, C P, Snow, J B

“…The vomeronasal organs and nerves of Jacobson were found on both sides of the nasal septum in a 28-week human fetus. The vomeronasal organ in the human is a…”
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Head and neck lymphoma in patients with the acquired immune deficiency syndrome by Shapiro, A L, Shechtman, F G, Guida, R A, Kimmelman, C P

“…A marked increase has recently been noted in the incidence of lymphoma in patients with AIDS. These lymphomas are generally high-grade, of B-cell origin, and…”
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Diagnostic dilemmas in soft tissue tumors of the head and neck by Shechtman, F G, Gritsman, A, Blaugrund, S M, Kimmelman, C P

“…Classifying soft tissue tumors of the head and neck is often difficult for both surgeon and pathologist because of the potential similarities in appearance of…”
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Radiation injury to the temporal bone by GUIDA, R. A, FINN, D. G, BUCHALTER, I. H, BROOKLER, K. H, KIMMELMAN, C. P

“…Osteoradionecrosis of the temporal bone is an unusual sequela of radiation therapy to the head and neck. Symptoms occur many years after the radiation is…”
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