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So helpful and informative sir thank you! respect

Very complete and usful for singers. I do have this creaky voice in A3to f3which if i insist on it it can completly become frying voice full of a package of different frequencies like lion roar.i dont know haw to bridge or belt it. Actually it mostly happent when i want to sing traditional iranian songs.

Imformative

Thank you Prof Magdy.

Amazing lecture… thanks for sharing 👏🏻

Please Dr What is the best choice in patient with scalp scar about 4x3cm in bt temporal and occipital area above the ear ?

Have you written and printed a manual and recorder all videos, prof. Magdy? Can they be bought? I can only congratulate you on the way you present this topic with ease and clarity!

I am an oculoplastic fellow, will I also benefit from your presentations on flaps or they are tailored to ENT residents? Thanks.

Every time I operate a thyroid this lecture is my must revise lecture. Thank you for being an awesome teacher

My husband get polyp nasal and adrenal insufficiency. He can't use cortiod. So, how can he have treatment? Please tell us the optimal solution. Thank you so much

Waalaykum assalam Dear professor and collegue. Thank you for your effort!

You are phenomenal, this has been a point of confusion I had for years! Thank you!

Thank for this lecture Prof Magdy. The budding tree appearance was something new for me as a medical student and I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Is it possible sir if you can talk about deep neck space infections? It is a topic that I feel is not usually covered in medical school and I would love to learn more about it from you professor. Thank you Prof. Magdy.

Assalamualaikum, what are you using for tendon repair(interlocking suture) I too want to practice at home Nice video by the way

I can't beleive that this content not taking the raw should take ... Thank you prof. Magdy , I find it useful so far

very useful tnx sir

This is the best explanation I"ve seen for these flaps! It's also a great way of showing how great youtube can be- how else would dermatologists in San Francisco be learning from ENT surgeons in Egypt?

Thank you for this session Prof. Magdy. I am a 5th year medical student and I have a deep interest in otolaryngology. These lectures are very helpful and useful for understanding and fueling my passion. I hope one day to become great otolaryngologist like you.

I found out from a Doctor that recurrent tongue and mouth ulcers have been linked to MTHFR gene mutation. Unable to methylate folic acid (synthetic form of B9 Folate). 1.Solving is easy Stay away from grains and flour that says fortified because it means it was sprayed with folic acid. 2. take bioavailable form of B9 folate. and eats foods that is high in folate not folic acid. The most richest source of bioavailable folate is liver.

blessed to have such a practical lecture . thank you 👏

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Great lecture Dr Magdy. Thank you sir.

Thank you so much Sir

Very informative, thank you sir

Thank you!

نسأل من الله ان ياتيك خير الدنياء والاخره...ياليت لو يكون الشرح بل انجليزي ونسبة بسيطة بل عربي لتوضيح اكثر...

Outstanding part 1. بارك الله فيك.

Excellent presentation

Thank you for the lesson.

ايه العلاج لل lpr

Interesting stuff!

Thank you for your help Can I have pdfs

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what is the best flap for scalp, i have patient with bif SCC and need to be removed

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Dear doctor, I can’t seem to find the first part. Can you kindly re-upload it?

thank you for the reply. In this regard, today in 2024, could you recommend a surgeon in Europe who really has experience with this type of surgery?

Thank you professor for this video

Hi, I wanted to ask if the incidence of damaging the non-recurrent nerve is almost 5 times higher than with a classic operation because it is damaged when you look for it when you intervene surgically expecting it to be in a normal position, and therefore the surgeon makes the mistake at that moment, or because, once recognized without having damaged it, it is still in a more delicate position compared to a normal nerve and therefore there is a greater possibility of damaging it. Thank you

Thought provoking indeed. But the devil is in many many details.

Thank you so much prof!

Dear prof. :there's a research proved that Azythromycin has an anti viral effect besides its effect against gr. +ve bacteria and the atypical bacteria like the chlamedia. So, (from my own experience) I give Azythromycin early if there no pus on the tonsils. But if there is pus I begin by cephalosporins (bacterial infection) . Presence of pain or not isn't a reliable measure as it is a personal experience and patient's reaction to it depends on his or her social and psychological background

Thanks prof Magdy

Excellent

thank you for including the reminder slides!

Nice. Pls continue

Comprehensive lecture 👍

Great video. Thank you so much.

Informating lecture on voice analysis and it's corelates, Thanks