Congenital oropharyngeal stenosis

Abstract

A rare case of congenital Oropharyngeal stenosis due to persistent buccopharyngeal membrane is reported.

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Department of E. N. T. Diseases, Government Rajaji Hospital, 625020, Madurai
K. N. Shahul Hameed
Department of plastic surgery, Government Rajaji Hospital, 625020, Madurai
C. Gopalakrishnan
Government Rajaji Hospital, 625020, Madurai
N. Shanmugam

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K. N. Shahul Hameed
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Hameed, K.N.S., Gopalakrishnan, C. & Shanmugam, N. Congenital oropharyngeal stenosis. IJO & HNS 46, 201 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03048575

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