81. S I N U S M U S I K Blog ber Musik, Musiksoftware, Instrumente und Studiotechnik. http://www.sinusmusik.info

S i n u s M u s i k Töne aus Soft- und Hardware Home SinusMusik Musik Software Musik Hardware ... Das Sterben der Musik-Kassette Autor: SinusMusik Jul Heute war ein Bericht über das AUS der Musik-Kassette auf n-tv zu lese. Das letzte deutsche Kopierwerk in Diepholz (Niedersachsen), das ist gar nicht so weit weg von mir, schließt die Pforten. Der n-tv Artikel: Ode an das Mixtape lässt einige Erinnerungen an die Guten Alten Zeiten wieder auferstehen. Das letzte Relikt das aus dieser Zeit bei mir noch übrig geblieben ist, ist das Fostex MC-102 Tapedeck, und eine Kiste mit 50-60 Kassetten. Diese wollte ich ursprünglich mal digitalisieren, was ich bis heute allerdings nur teilweise mit den Aufnahmen eigener musikalischer Kreativität, auch wirklich gemacht habe. Gerade das Aufnehmen eigener Musik, war damals schon eine spannende Angelegenheit. Man musste ganz anders Üben um gelungene Aufnahmen zu realisieren. Heute, im DAW-Zeitalter, kann fast jeder eine misslungene Aufnahme noch irgendwie zurechtbiegen. Das war seinerzeit einfach fast unmöglich, ausser man verfügte über Gerätschaften mit mehreren Spuren, was im nicht professionellen Bereich meist nicht gegeben war. 0 Kommentare Abgelegt in: Allgemein Roland MC-307 und CME M-Key Autor: SinusMusik Jun Die , welche die Roland MC-307 Groovebox für die eigene Kreativität bereithält, ist für die Auswahl der Patterns etc. gut zu gebrauchen, aber um Akkorde und Melodien in die Groovebox / Sequenzer einzuspielen, sind die Möglichkeiten und das Feeling doch mehr als nur eingeschränkt. Um dem Abhilfe zu schaffen, kann man MIDI-fähiges Keyboard z.B. ds M-Key von CME über ein MIDI-Kabel anschließen.

82. Dr.G.K.HEBBAR'S MICRO EAR SURGERY & ENT ENDOSCOPY CENTRE Located in Mangalore, India. Offers diagnostic facilities for ear and paranasal sinus disorders and provides information on common ear and sinus related disorders. http://entcentre.com/

Frequently Asked Questions on Ear and Sinus Disorders Endo Photo Images Endo Video Images About Us ... L Our specialties: State-of-the-art Diagnostic Equipment Diagnostic Video Nasal Endoscopy Diagnostic Oto-Endoscopy Diagnostic Video Tele-laryngo-pharyngoscopy ... Hearing Aids Clinic: 'SANJEEVINI' WESTGATE PRIDE FALNIR ROAD MANGALORE-57500 INDIA TEL: 91-824-2423077 E-mail: entcentre@ gmail .com Dr. G.K.HEBBAR, MS(ENT);DLO ABOUT US Dr.G.K.Hebbar, graduated from the prestigious Kasturba Medical College, Manipal/Mangalore in the year 1979-80. Completed his Diploma in E.N.T in the year 1982 under the able guidance of Dr.P.Hazarika at Kasturba Medical College, Manipal. Went on to complete Masters in E.N.T at Kasturba Medical College, Mangalore under Prof.N.C.Radhakrishnan in the year 1984. Joined Dept. of E.N.T, Kasturba Medical College Hospital in 1985 and obtained training in basic E.N.T surgery under Dr. P.Hazarika and Prof. Rajamma Rajan. Accepted as a Research Fellow at the world famous House Ear Institute, Los Angeles, U.S.A in 1988 for a period of one and a half years. Obtained advanced training in the latest techniques of ear surgery by world renowned surgeons like Dr.Howard House, Dr. James L. Sheehy, Dr.John House, Dr. William House, Dr. Derald Brackman. Also received training in basic research by Dr.Fred H. Linthicum. Published various scientific papers in various national and international journals.

83. Hersteller Und Vertrieb Von Elektronischen Bauteilen | Sinus Elektronik Distribution verschiedener Halbleiterhersteller, technische Beratung, Entwicklung und Serienfertigung von berspannungsschutzkomponenten und Filtern. http://www.sinus-electronic.de/

Home INDUSTRIE BROADCAST MIL-TECHNIK ... Das Unternehmen Elektronische Bauteile für die INDUSTRIE Lichtwellenleiter und Bauteile für BROADCAST Elektronische Bauteile für die MIL-TECHNIK SINUS Electronic GmbH Elektronische Bauelemente und Schutztechnik Als Hersteller und Lieferant internationaler Halbleiterhersteller umfasst das Lieferprogramm u.a. Suppressordioden, Schottky-, Standard- und FastRecovery-Dioden, Schaltregler, DC/DC- und AC/DC-Wandler, Thyristoren, Varistoren, Dioden-Arrays, keramische Vielschicht-Kondensatoren (MLCC), Sicherungen und diverse Filterbauteile. Ergänzt wird das Angebot durch Solid State Relais (SSR), Steckverbinder, Messgeräte sowie Silikon-Kleber und -Vergussmassen für die Elektronikindustrie und Produktion. In unserem Bereich Sondertechnik entwickeln und fertigen wir Schutzeinheiten für 24-V-Stromversorgungen und Signalleitungen sowie Anschaltmodule mit LWL-Komponenten (auch LWL-Konfektion nach Kundenspezifikation). Solid State Relais Littelfuse ProTek Devices AIC ... Kontakt Aktuelles CHEMISCHER NAGEL >>> Thema: Silikonklebstoffe [mehr] SC202 Schaltregler mit integr. Induktivität

84. Test Page For The SSL/TLS-aware Apache Installation On Web Site Information for both patient and physician regarding laser and non-laser technologies which are quickly becoming the tool of choice because of the many benefits to patients and physicians. ENT, Head and neck surgery, ENT instruments, neurosurgical applications, Sinus Surgery, Sinus Instruments, laser assisted surgery. http://www.slti.com

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85. ACS What Are Nasal Cavity And Paranasal Sinus Cancers? of the types of cancer that can arise in the nasal and sinus cavities....... http://www.cancer.org/docroot/cri/content/cri_2_4_1x_what_is_nasal_cavity_and_pa

86. Jackson Sinus A large selection of brochures for patients to learn about ear, nose, throat and sinuses. A section for health care providers regarding diagnoses and treatment for sinus disease. http://www.sinuscarecenter.com/

Diagnosis Start Page Or .... Choose Your Main Symptom Below Congestion Sinus Pain Airway Obstruction Headaches ... Treatment Start Page Or .... Choose a Diagnosis Allergies Viral Upper Respiratory Infections Acute Bacteria Sinus Infections Chronic Bacterial Sinus Infections ... OTC Meds - Start Page Or .... Choose a Medicine Decongestants Antihistamines Pain Relievers Cough Suppressants ... When surgery hasn't helped People often adapt to living with sinus problems. They forget what it was like to breath freely or live without congestion and sinus pain. Many people believe that they have no choice. With modern treatment techniques almost all sinus and nasal problems can be greatly improved. Some problems can be treated with over the counter medicines, if you know what to get. Some problems need a visit to a doctor, but which one should you see? Jacksonsinus.com is here to help you find answers to your questions and solutions to your problems. Diagnose your sinus pain Is it a headache? Is it an allergy? Chronic sinusitis perhaps?

87. Foreign Body In Nose What to do and what not to do when a foreign object is in the nose. http://www.ncemi.org/cse/cse0309.htm

More Emergency Medicine Resources Back to table of contents 3.10 Nasal Foreign Bodies Presentation Children may admit to parents that they have inserted something into their noses, but sometimes the history is obscure and the child presents with a purulent unilateral nasal discharge. Most commonly encountered are beans or other foodstuffs, beads, pebbles, paper wads, and eraser tips. These foesign bodies usually lodge on the floor of the anterior or middle third of the nasal cavity. Occasionally, caustic material was sniffed into the nose or coughed up into the posterior nasopharynx (e.g., a ruptured tetracycline capsule), the patient will present with much discomfort and tearing, and inspection will reveal mucous membranes covered with particulate debris. What to do: Explain the procedure beforehand in detail to patient and parents. Explain that it will be a little uncomfortable, and that aspiration of the foreign body into the trachea is a real but remote possibility. After initial inspection using a nasal speculum and bright light, suction out any purulent discharge and insert a cotton pledget soaked in 4% cocaine or a solution of one part phenylephrine (Neo-Synephrine) and one part tetracaine (Pontocaine) to shrink the nasal mucosa and provide local anesthesia. Be careful to avoid pushing the foreign body posteriorly. Remove the pledget after approximately 5-10 minutes. If the patient is able to cooperate, have him try to blow his nose to remove the foreign body. With an infant it is sometimes possible to have the parent blow a sharp puff into the baby's mouth whild holding the opposite nostril closed to blow the object out of the nose.

88. Nose And Mouth Provides fact sheets on a large number of conditions that can affect the nose and mouth, their symptoms and treatment. http://www.entnet.org/HealthInformation/noseandmouth.cfm

Login/Register Help Members Health Information ... Health Information Nose and Mouth Health Information Ears Throat Nose and Mouth Head and Neck ... ENT History Call for papers opens November 8, 2010! Nose and Mouth Share Congestion, allergic rhinitis, a deviated septum, and mouth sores are just a few of the varied health problems that occur in this region of the body. Information about ways you can relieve symptoms at home and when you should see a physician can be found in this section. Allergies and Hay Fever Antihistamines, Decongestants, and Cold Remedies Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) Facial Sports Injuries ... Tonsils and Adenoids Find an ENT Name ZIP Code More Options About Otolaryngology Otolaryngology (pronounced oh/toe/lair/in/goll/oh/jee) is the oldest medical specialty in the United States. Otolaryngologists are commonly referred to as ENT physicians. Learn More ENT History Account published of first documented successful tracheotomy Dutrochet introduces concept of vocal cord movement Carbon-type hearing aid first produced Otolaryngology specialty board (second such board in U.S.) is formed

89. Deviated Nasal Septum Medical Fact Sheet - AXA PPP Healthcare Factsheet including information on this condition, its symptoms, diagnosis and treatment. http://www.axappphealthcare.co.uk/personal/medical-health-centres/fact-sheet/dev

About us Careers Contact us Our sites for: Intermediaries Specialists Home UK Personal ... Fact sheets Deviated nasal septum Deviated nasal septum What is a deviated nasal septum? How is it diagnosed? What is a deviated nasal septum? The nasal septum is the central partition in the nose made of bone and a rubbery substance (called cartilage) which separates the two nostrils. It is rarely situated absolutely in the middle but in most people it is straight and fairly centrally placed. However, in some people the septum is either bent or deviated in some way. This can be very mild or, in some cases, so bad that one nostril is completely blocked. Generally speaking there are two main types of deviation. The first occurs because the lower end of the septum becomes dislocated i.e. pulled from its attachment at the bottom of the nose. It becomes pushed to one side therefore narrowing one of the nostrils. The other type of deviation happens because the septum becomes deformed either in a bow shape or an 'S' shape. This can cause partial or complete blockage of both nostrils. Why does it occur?

90. Otolaryngology - Head And Neck Surgery Information on rhinoplasty, a procedures to improve the function or appearance of a person s nose, and septoplasty, a corrective surgical procedure done to straighten the nasal septum. http://www.otolaryngology.com/nasalplasticsurgery.html

Nasal Plastic Surgery Nasal plastic surgery include rhinoplasty and septoplasty. Rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure which is usually performed by either an Otolaryngologist, Maxillofacial Surgeon, or Plastic Surgeon in order to improve the function (reconstructive surgery) and/or the appearance (cosmetic surgery) of a person's nose. Rhinoplasty is also commonly called a "nose reshaping" or "nose job". Rhinoplasty can be performed to meet aesthetic goals or for reconstructive purposes to correct trauma, birth defects or breathing problems. It can be combined with other surgical procedures such as chin augmentation to enhance the aesthetic results. Septoplasty is a corrective surgical procedure done to straighten the nasal septum, the partition between the two nasal cavities. Ideally, the septum should run down the center of the nose. When it deviates into one of the cavities, it narrows that cavity and impedes airflow. Often the inferior turbinate on the opposite side enlarges, which is termed compensatory hypertrophy. Nasal obstructions caused by serious deviations frequently lead to chronic sinus problems. Turbinate reduction may also be advised to further enlarge the nasal cavities. If turbinate resection is indicated special care should be taken to avoid over-resection leading to Empty nose syndrome. Most surgeries are completed in 90 minutes or less, not including recovery time. Rhinoplasty Rhinoplasty can be performed under a general anesthetic or with local anesthetic. Incisions are made inside the nostrils (closed rhinoplasty). Sometimes, a tiny, inconspicuous incision is also made across the columella, the bit of skin that separates the nostrils (open rhinoplasty). The surgeon first separates soft tissues of the nose from the underlying structures, then reshapes the cartilage and bone. Most people remain at home for a week. If there are external sutures, they are usually removed 4 to 5 days after surgery. The external cast is removed at one week. If there are internal stents, they are usually removed at one to two weeks. The periorbital bruising usually lasts two weeks. Due to wound healing, there are minor and subtle shifting and settling of the nose over the first year.

91. Epistaxis: EMedicine Emergency Medicine Provides an overview of this condition characterized by acute hemorrhage from the nose, its pathophysiology, clinical signs, causes, diagnosis and treatment. http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/764719-overview

92. Foreign Body, Nose Consumer health resource center providing the symptoms and treatment of this common problem. http://www.emedicinehealth.com/foreign_body_nose/article_em.htm

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93. Nosebleeds Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis, And Treatment On EMedicineHealth.com Presents the causes, symptoms, and treatment. http://www.emedicinehealth.com/nosebleeds/article_em.htm

Home Topics A-Z Slideshow Pictures Image Gallery ... Pet Slideshows Featured Slideshow Colorectal Cancer Understanding Cancer of the Colon View Slideshow Image Gallery (categories) ... Additional Skin Conditions Featured Image Picture of Psoriasis A reddish, scaly rash often located over the surfaces of the elbows, knees, scalp, and around or in the ears, navel, genitals or buttocks... View Image Gallery Quizzes ... eTools Featured Quiz Fat and Fats Quiz Everyone is talking about the importance of cutting back on fat. But why? What's the harm in a little fat? View Quiz About Us ... Site Map November 16, 2010 home topics a-z list nosebleeds article Font Size A A A Glossary ... Next Page Nosebleeds Adult Skin Problems Slideshow Pictures Gallery of Skin Problems and Image Collection Nosebleeds Overview Nosebleeds Causes ... Nosebleed - Length Symptoms Lasted Nosebleeds Overview Nosebleeds can be dramatic and frightening. Fortunately, most nosebleeds are not serious and usually can be managed at home, although sometimes medical intervention may be necessary. Nosebleeds (epistaxis) are categorized based on where they originate, and are described as either anterior (originating from the front of the nose) or posterior (originating from the back of the nose). Anterior nosebleeds make up more than 90% of all nosebleeds. The bleeding usually originates from a blood vessel on the nasal septum. Anterior nosebleeds are usually easy to control, either by measures that can be performed at home or by a doctor.

94. Congenital Anomalies Of The Nose Detailed information on a number of anomalies provided by Nigel R. T. Pashley. http://famona.tripod.com/ent/cummings/cumm039.pdf

95. Congenital Anomalies Of The Nose Detailed information on various anomalies, their diagnosis, treatment and prognosis. http://www.shahfacialplastics.com/congenital-anomalies.html

HOME ABOUT PROCEDURES Rhinoplasty ... Patient Resources qm_create(0,false,0,500,false,false,false,false,false); CONGENITAL ANOMALIES OF THE NOSE Christina J. Laane, MD Anil R. Shah MD CONGENITAL MIDLINE NASAL MASSES Congenital midline nasal masses, which include nasal dermoid cysts, nasal encephaloceles, and nasal gliomas (Figures 9–1, 9–2 and 9–5), are rare malformations; one occurs in 20,000–40,000 live births in the United States. Frontoethmoidal encephaloceles are more common in Southeast Asia, with one occurring in every 5000 births. Of the three types of anomalies, nasal dermoid cysts are the most common, accounting for 61% of all midline nasal lesions. In contrast, only approximately 250 nasal gliomas have been reported in the literature. Dermoid cysts, encephaloceles, and gliomas most often occur in the nose, although these anomalies also can be found in the soft palate, the nasopharynx, and the paranasal sinuses. Dermoid cysts can occur in the tongue or neck as well. Nasal encephaloceles occur more frequently in males and have associated abnormalities in 30–40% of cases. Nasal dermoid cysts occur together with craniofacial malformations in 40% of cases; nasal dermoids are generally sporadic, although familial cases have been reported. Nasal gliomas generally occur as isolated anomalies. Nasal Dermoid Cysts Essentials of Diagnosis Usually present as a slowly-growing nasal mass or midline pit.

96. Congenital Malformations, Nose: EMedicine Otolaryngology And Facial Plastic Surg This article discusses embryologic development of the nose and nasal cavities as well as the anomalies that may occur. http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/837236-overview

97. Congenital Nasal Problems | Doctor | Patient UK Information for physicians on hypoplasia and atrophy, polyrhinia, clefts, lumps and masses, and congenital anosmia. http://www.patient.co.uk/doctor/Congenital-Nasal-Problems.htm

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98. Pilonidal Sinus Disease Article covering the pathology, clinical presentations and appropriate management of the disease. http://www.worldwidewounds.com/2003/december/Miller/Pilonidal-Sinus.html

Pilonidal sinus disease Author(s) David Miller BMBS MRCS Clinical Research Fellow Wound Healing Research Unit University of Wales College of Medicine, Cardiff UK Keith Harding MB ChB MRCGP FRCS Department of Surgery, Wound Healing Research Unit University of Wales College of Medicine, Cardiff UK Email: hardingkg@whru.co.uk Contents Introduction Incidence Pathology Infection ... Reference(s) Published: Dec 2003 Last updated: November 2009 Revision: 1.2 Keywords: pilonidal; abscess; surgery; sinus; infection. Key Points Pilonidal disease is a common complaint affecting mainly men from puberty to their early thirties. Acute abscesses need to be drained and followed up with meticulous attention to hair and debris removal and wound packing. Wound infection should be treated with broad spectrum antibiotics, such as metronidazole and erythromycin, for at least two weeks depending upon response. Chronic pilonidal sinuses are best treated with wide excision and secondary healing. Long-term recurrence is reduced by good hygiene and regular depilation. Abstract A pilonidal sinus (PNS) occurs in the cleavage between the buttocks (natal cleft) and can cause discomfort, embarrassment and absence from work for thousands of young people (mostly men) annually. It is a common problem in primary care due to recurrence following surgery and the need for frequent and time-consuming wound care. This article covers the pathology, clinical presentations and appropriate management of pilonidal sinus disease.

99. NHS Clinical Knowledge Summaries - Patient Information Leaflet - Pilonidal Sinus Factsheet on this infection which involves the accumulation of pus-forming bacteria in a small hole in the skin, usually at the very top of the cleft between the buttocks. http://www.cks.nhs.uk/patient_information_leaflet/Pilonidal_Sinus

Skip to content Print Feedback Register ... Help I'm looking for: All sections Clinical topics Information for patients KnowledgePlus News My CKS About Help Browse patient information All leaflets by subject All leaflets by alphabet Leaflets by publisher Leaflet outline Introduction Symptoms Causes Diagnosis ... View as a leaflet Leaflet outline View as a leaflet You MUST click here to access the reduced functionality version of the CKS website as scripting has been disabled. Pilonidal sinus Introduction A pilonidal sinus is a small hole, or 'tunnel', in the skin, which usually develops at the top of the cleft of the buttocks (where the buttocks separate). A pilonidal sinus can become infected by bacteria, resulting in pain and swelling. A pus-filled abscess can then develop within the sinus. Most people associate the word sinus with the nose, but sinuses can occur anywhere in the body. Sinus is simply a medical term that means channel, or cavity. How common are pilonidal sinuses? Pilonidal sinuses are uncommon. Out of every 100,000 people in England, only 26 will be affected by the condition each year. Pilonidal sinuses occur most often in men, who account for four out of every five cases. Most cases develop in young adults who are between 18-25 years of age.

100. SINUS Bietet Unterst tzung und Hilfe f r Menschen mit manisch-depressiven und schizoaffektiven St rungen. http://www.sinus-selbsthilfe.de/

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