Otorhinolaryngology
Peritonsillar Abscess Complication: A Case Report
In the pre-antibiotic era, parapharyngeal infection was a frequent complication of tonsillitis. However, due to widespread use of antibiotics, its frequency has decreased and consequently the infection is quite uncommon…
Read more ›Reinke’s Edema – Case Report
Reinke's edema is a fairly common cause for vocal problems in middle-aged women who smoke. The cause of voice problems is an edema of the Reinke's space in the vocal…
Read more ›Carcinoma of the Nasopharynx
Nasopharyngeal carcinoma is as rare in Slovenia as in other Western countries. Given the etiopathogenetic interdependence of viral infection, neoplastic transformation and host immune response, nasopharyngeal carcinoma is a unique…
Read more ›Analysis of the Possible Causes of Speech Development Disorders in Children in Ljubljana and its Surroundings
The most common causes of speech development disorders (SDD) were established, along with the types of professional help these patients received. Their speech progress was also assessed with respect to…
Read more ›History and Otorhinolaryngologic Examination
Diseases of ear, nose and throat are among the most frequent causes for the patient's visit to a doctor. Precise and orientated history and otorhinolaryngologic examination enable accurate diagnosis and…
Read more ›Development of the Ear
The ear consists of three parts that have different origins, but function as one unit. The internal ear originates from the otic vesicle, which is detached from surface ectoderm during…
Read more ›Vocal Fold Nodules
Functional voice disorder is the commonest cause of dysphonia as it leads to the development of vocal fold nodules. They develop because of voice misuse, overuse and/or abuse. An otorhinolaryngologist…
Read more ›Pacient with Mastoiditis with Subperiostal Abscess and Silent Epidural Abscess
In this article we present a pacient who has been admited to a Department of otorhinolaryngology and cervicofacial surgery at General Hospital in Celje, after external otitis with retroauricular abscess…
Read more ›The Role of Human Papillomavirus Infection in Etiology and Pathogenesis of Laryngeal and Esophageal Epithelial Neoplasms
Infection with certain types of human papillomaviruses is intimately linked with benign and malignant squamous epithelial cell lesions of the lower genital tract in both sexes. This relationship can be…
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