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... rupture into the soft tissues to cause the so - called " lumpy jaw . " Adjacent bones may also be involved . Mycobacterium ( M. ) tuberculosis , M. bovis , and atypical mycobacteria can enter through the tonsil and cause bilateral ...
... rupture into the soft tissues to cause the so - called " lumpy jaw . " Adjacent bones may also be involved . Mycobacterium ( M. ) tuberculosis , M. bovis , and atypical mycobacteria can enter through the tonsil and cause bilateral ...
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... Rupture of the central body ( entire trunk ) of the papillary muscle results in sudden and severe mitral valve ... rupture ; the patient may survive for months or years . Similarly , catastrophic papil- lary muscle ruptures have also ...
... Rupture of the central body ( entire trunk ) of the papillary muscle results in sudden and severe mitral valve ... rupture ; the patient may survive for months or years . Similarly , catastrophic papil- lary muscle ruptures have also ...
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... rupture even with minor trauma . In hyperendemic areas , splenic rupture accounts for nearly 3 to 4 percent of all sudden deaths . About 75 percent of children from age two to ten years may have an enlarged spleen in high endemic areas ...
... rupture even with minor trauma . In hyperendemic areas , splenic rupture accounts for nearly 3 to 4 percent of all sudden deaths . About 75 percent of children from age two to ten years may have an enlarged spleen in high endemic areas ...
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