Publications by authors named "D Vrinceanu"
Article Synopsis
- - Necrotizing fasciitis is a serious and often deadly infection that usually involves multiple types of bacteria, needing flexible and complex treatment, particularly when it occurs on the face, which is less common but very severe.
- - A case study describes a patient with various health issues who developed rapid facial necrosis after nasal trauma, leading to critical health decline and complicated treatment, involving multiple surgeries from different specialists.
- - Early recognition and a collaborative approach are crucial for managing facial necrotizing fasciitis effectively, aiming to save lives and reduce lasting physical and cosmetic damage.
: The thyroid gland can represent the seat of development for giant tumors exceeding 10 cm in diameter. A retrospective analysis on 21 cases of giant thyroid tumors with comorbidities, operated in the ENT Department of the Bucharest University Emergency Hospital has been conducted. : Giant benign tumors accounted for 28.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFBackground And Objectives: This research investigated the morphometric dimensions of the optic foramen (OF), superior orbital fissure (SOF) and inferior orbital fissure (IOF), using indirect measurement techniques such as laser scanning, making it likely the first study of its kind. This study aimed to identify the morphometric variability of the main orbit communications and to highlight the differences between genders.
Materials And Methods: The anthropometric study was conducted on sixty dry skulls (120 orbits) of adults aged between 20 and 70 years.
Glioblastoma (GBM) is one of the most aggressive malignant tumors of the brain. We queried PubMed for articles about molecular predictor markers in GBM. This scoping review aims to analyze the most important outcome predictors in patients with GBM and to compare these factors in terms of absolute months of survival benefit and percentages.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFLocal allergic rhinitis (LAR) represents a medical provocation for allergists and otorhinolaryngologists. LAR is considered to be a subtype of allergic rhinitis (AR) that affects a great percentage of patients who were, for decades, diagnosed as having chronic non-allergic rhinitis. The clinical picture is represented by rhinorrhea, sneezing, and nasal itching correlated with specific pollen season or dust, mold, or pet interior exposure.
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