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OMU
(redirected from Ostiomeatal Unit)

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OmUOriginalfassung Mit Untertiteln (German: original language with subtitles)
OMUOstiomeatal Unit
OMUOther Minority Universities
OMUOne-Male Unit (primate studies)
OMUOperations and Maintenance Unit
OMUOperational Mock Up
OMUOptical Multiplexing Unit
OMUOffender Management Unit (various locations)
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2) Clefted middle turbinates theoretically can lead to ostiomeatal unit obstruction, but they likely also exist asymptomatically.
Bilateral transversely clefted middle turbinates by Dooley, Laura M.; Chang, C.W. David / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
The paranasal sinuses were clear, and the ostiomeatal units were patent.
Schwannoma of the nasal cavity by Rebeiz, Elie E. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
Coronal noncontrast computed tomography (CT) performed with 3-mm collimation and interval revealed a left ICB, minimal and scattered mucosal thickening, and partial bilateral ostiomeatal unit obstruction (figure).
Concha bullosa of an inferior turbinate by Richardson, Brynn E. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
 
 
 
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