Classify craniofacial anomalies according to national specialist commissioning advising group (NSCAG)?

Craniofacial clefts..
Craniofacial dysostosis.
Craniosynostosis.
Encephalocele.
Overgrowth, undergrowth or dysraphia associated with unilateral or bilateral orbital dystopia or displacement.
Any other complex anomaly where specialist feel that the expertise present within the service would substantially benefit the treatment of the condition.

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How will you manage a case of papillary carcinoma of 27 year old male presented with solitary thyroid nodule of 2cm in his left lower pole along with multiple ipsilateral mobile lymphonode in level III, IV and V but without distant metastasis?

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What is optical coherence tomography? What are its advantages?

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How does the cochlea change a mechanical sound wave into an electrical impulse?

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Classify craniofacial anomalies according to national specialist commissioning advising group (NSCAG)?

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