A new species of Pseudogekko (Squamata: Gekkonidae) from the Romblon Island Group, Central Philippines.

We describe a new species of lizard in the genus Pseudogekko from Sibuyan and Tablas islands in the Romblon Island Group of the central Philippines. The new species is diagnosed from other Philippine Pseudogekko by body size and shape, color pattern, and multiple differences in scale characteristics. Pseudogekko isapa sp.

The blue rubber bleb nevus syndrome: a case with prominent head and neck findings.

The blue rubber nevus syndrome describes a clinical entity that presents with cutaneous and visceral hemangiomas, particularly those found in the gastrointestinal tract. These lesions may appear at birth or in early childhood and can increase in size and frequency with age. Oral cavity hemangiomas occur in 59% to 64% of cases.

Correlation between facial pain or headache and computed tomography in rhinosinusitis in Canadian and U.S. subjects.

Objectives: Objectives were 1) to determine whether a correlation exists between facial pain or headache and sinus disease severity by computed tomography (CT) scan in patients with rhinosinusitis and 2) to compare disease severity and pain perception in two geographically diverse North American patient populations.

Study Design: Prospective patient questionnaire before CT scan of the paranasal sinuses.

Methods: Patients with refractory rhinosinusitis were recruited at the University of Texas Medical Branch (Galveston, TX) and the University of Alberta (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada).

Recurrent facial neuromas.

Objective: The study aimed to present clinical, radiographic, and operative findings in cases of recurrent facial neuromas and discuss changes in demographics of primary facial neuromas since 1986.

Data Sources: MEDLINE search of English language literature since 1966 and bibliographies of collected articles were the data sources.

Study Selection: All available reports of recurrent facial neuromas (N = 8) and case reports of primary facial neuromas since 1986 (N = 238) were selected.