By comparing the models of Chinese and Western education,this paper offers a hypothesis as to which learning curriculum is best suited for optimum academic development.Ideally,an improved education model could inspire...By comparing the models of Chinese and Western education,this paper offers a hypothesis as to which learning curriculum is best suited for optimum academic development.Ideally,an improved education model could inspire new ideas in the education industry;ef fecting not only children,but also the roles of both schools and parents.展开更多
Eagle’s syndrome is a collection of symptoms caused by styloid process elongation or calcification of the stylohyoid ligament, measuring more than 2.5 centimeters. It is a radio-clinical entity characterized by a het...Eagle’s syndrome is a collection of symptoms caused by styloid process elongation or calcification of the stylohyoid ligament, measuring more than 2.5 centimeters. It is a radio-clinical entity characterized by a heterogeneous polymorphic symptomatology most often involving headaches, facial pain, dysphagia and a foreign body sensation in the throat. Its management is mainly surgical. It is a rarely diagnosed condition in children. Here we report a typical case of Eagle’s syndrome which was diagnosed in a 14-year-old child with a history of chronic right unilateral pharyngeal discomfort, odynophagia and oropharyngeal foreign body sensation. CT scan showed a long left styloid process. The patient underwent surgical removal of the elongated styloid process externally. The outcome was favorable after surgery.展开更多
文摘By comparing the models of Chinese and Western education,this paper offers a hypothesis as to which learning curriculum is best suited for optimum academic development.Ideally,an improved education model could inspire new ideas in the education industry;ef fecting not only children,but also the roles of both schools and parents.
文摘Eagle’s syndrome is a collection of symptoms caused by styloid process elongation or calcification of the stylohyoid ligament, measuring more than 2.5 centimeters. It is a radio-clinical entity characterized by a heterogeneous polymorphic symptomatology most often involving headaches, facial pain, dysphagia and a foreign body sensation in the throat. Its management is mainly surgical. It is a rarely diagnosed condition in children. Here we report a typical case of Eagle’s syndrome which was diagnosed in a 14-year-old child with a history of chronic right unilateral pharyngeal discomfort, odynophagia and oropharyngeal foreign body sensation. CT scan showed a long left styloid process. The patient underwent surgical removal of the elongated styloid process externally. The outcome was favorable after surgery.
