As the looming World Cup qualifiers approach, the impact of injuries on the defense raises critical questions regarding the tactics and effectiveness of the team. In this article, we delve into the ...

As the clock ticks down towards a crucial World Cup qualifier, an unexpected crisis has unfolded for the national football team. With only 17 days left until their pivotal match against Saudi Arabia, ...

Otorhinolaryngology checks the patient's girl's nose for diseases, allergies and curvature of the nasal septum maxillary sinus stock videos & royalty-free footage Female ENT doctor examines patient's ...

Sometimes surgery such as nasal turbinate ablation can be necessary. Better surgical results are achieved after the use of expanders. And often surgery is not necessary after maxillary palate ...

The variations of the sphenoid sinus are diverse, from basic anatomical variations, like pneumatization of the sphenoid, to risky variations, like termination of intersphenoid septum on the ... optic ...

Injuries to the articular cartilage in different joints, including the knee, are painful and limit mobility. In response, ...

Engineered cartilage from nasal septum cells is treating complex knee damage, thanks to Swiss researchers who developed the ...

ABU DHABI, 3rd March, 2025 (WAM) -- Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi, part of the M42 group, successfully saved a 57-year-old woman’s eye from a rare and invasive fungal sinusitis through an extensive ...

they most commonly occur in the ethmoid sinus near your eyes and your maxillary sinus under your cheekbones. Rare cases of inverted papillomas may develop in other areas, such as your: Inverted ...

Sinus infections and headaches can be triggered by viral or bacterial infections, allergies, polyps in your nose, a deviated septum, or dental problems. Secondhand smoke or even changes in air ...

Recurrent meningitis is a rare but serious condition, occurring in about 5% of cases of community-acquired meningitis.

A doctor has revealed an 'underused method' to clear sinuses that might make you squirm. Dr Sermed Mezher, the London-based medic, took to TikTok to share his views, commenting on one clip of a ...