Otorhinolaryngology and Phoniatrics - Issue 2/2011
Original Article
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Extraesophageal Reflux Disease – Interdisciplinary Consensus
J. Vydrová, Karol Zeleník, P. Brandtl, K. Lukáš, J. Turzíková, J. Chlumsk, V. Sedlák, J. Vojtíšková, B. Seifert
71
Comparison of Basic Diagnostic Methods (Reflux SymptomIndex, Reflux Finding Score, Therapeutic Trial, pH-metry)
Karol Zeleník, H. Kopřivová, Pavel Komínek
78
Immunohistochemical Expression of EGFR Oncoprotein and Its Prognostic Significance in Salivary Gland Carcinomas
I. Stárek, L. Kučerová, A. Skálová, M. Brož, T. Bakaj, A. Zapletalová, L. Hostička
85
Changes in Communication are the Biggest Handicap in Patients with Permanent Tracheostomy
J. Škvrňáková, A. Pellant, P. Mandysová
Case History
91
Tumour Thrombosis of Internal Jugular Vein
A Case Report and Overview of Its Epidemiologic, Pathogenetic and Clinical Aspects
A Case Report and Overview of Its Epidemiologic, Pathogenetic and Clinical Aspects
M. Prošková, I. Stárek, A. Hluší, P. Flodr
96
Multiple Neurofibroma of the Larynx
D. Kalfeřt, S. Jakoubková, D. Hadži Nikolov, P. Čelakovský, M. Ludvíková
Case Reports
99
Branchio–Oto–Renal Syndrome
L. Školoudík, D. Kalfeřt, J. Růžička, J. Kopřiva
Review Article
103
Pendred Syndrome in the Czech Republic
R. Katra, R. Pourová, P. Dytrych, H. Jelínková, Z. Kabelka, M. Dvořáková, J. Astl
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