N	Concordance
1	functional and aesthetically acceptable nose after partial nasal defect requires
2	: A 1-month old girl was admitted after nose-drop instillation of naphazoline. A
3	 can be investigated using both eye and nose experimental models. Conjunctival a
4	 and sneezing, although not for blocked nose, and treatment differences only rea
5	cope inserted through the contralateral nose. After catheter insertion, the guid
6	ical solution for the severely deviated nose. The major problems associated with
7	symptoms like these usually see an ear, nose, and throat specialist (otolaryngol
8	d by hypertelorism, absence of external nose but with open shell-like cavities m
9	eiving loratadine for runny nose, itchy nose and sneezing, although not for bloc
10	ed skin locations (lateral to bridge of nose, ventral midline, dorsal midline, p
11	 (hypoplastic zygomatic arch, prominent nose with square nasal root, bilateral e
12	ndividual scores for sneezing and runny nose, compared with 200 micrograms/day f
13	eference electrode was removed from the nose and taped on the ear lobule. The se
14	ing, frequent  headaches, a lump in the nose or neck, pain or ringing in the ear
15	en with pyoinflammatory diseases of the nose and paranasal sinuses (the study gr