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Main Author:	Yang Na (14135023) (author)
Other Authors:	Minhae Park (21354865) (author), Yong Gi Jung (11648953) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Cell Biology Genetics Biotechnology Developmental Biology Marine Biology Cancer Infectious Diseases Computational Biology Mathematical Sciences not elsewhere classified substantially enlarged due providing adequate moisturization postoperative nasal cavities nasal epithelial surface constructed using thin air conditioning characteristics 8 &# 8210 assuming turbulent flow xlink "> three postoperative crust formation nine subjects ), xlink "> crust formation stagnant flow nine patients 3 ), unsatisfactory range study demonstrated sphenoidal sinuses sinonasal tumors relative humidity regions characterized nasopharynx decreased mucosal healing inspiratory airflow frequently noted four cases endoscopic resection dimensional models analyze airflow 3 ).
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