Transverse testicular ectopia (TTE) is an infrequent ectopic testis where both testes descend via the same inguinal canal, located in the same hemiscrotum, and augments the risk of developing ...

Learn about tonsillar hypertrophy, including causes of enlarged tonsils, common symptoms, when a tonsillectomy is needed, and available treatment options for both children and adults.

Figure 2. Representative low- and high-power magnification histological images of the tonsillar LEC are shown in (A, B), respectively. (C) CKAE1AE3. (D) CD45. (E) S100. (F) EBV (LMP1). (G) p16. (H) ...

Outcomes research evaluates the quality and effectiveness of health care by measuring parameters such as mortality or quality of life. For example, it can provide evidence on the benefits and ...

To simulate a putative HPV16+ tonsil, serial dilutions of CasKi cell DNA were performed in a background of HPV-negative human tonsillar DNA (50µg/µL). Ten replicates of each dilution point, ...

Throat cancer can develop in any part of the throat. The outlook depends, to some extent, on where the cancer starts and how severe it is at diagnosis.

Stick out your mandible (lower jaw) as far as you can. Press your tongue very hard against the roof of your mouth behind your central incisors. While flexing your tongue, extend your lower jaw, then ...

When you have a viral infection, the mucus membranes in the back of your throat can get inflamed and feel itchy. During a viral infection, mucus membranes also tend to produce more mucus to help flush ...

SURGICAL SURPRISE: Abbie was told post-operative bleeds happen in about 1% of all tonsillectomies. Almost a year ago I had a septoplasty, tubinoplasty and my tonsils out. When I knew I was going ...

Furthermore, other techniques such as anterograde or retrograde ureterography, along with CT or MRI (57, 62, 64 – 66) have also been reported, in addition to nuclear scintigraphy for assessing renal ...

News Health Health UKHSA alert as contagious infection threatens children Children could be at risk of developing ‘serious’ complications if it’s left untreated ...