Common blockage locale

Usage examples of sinus.

Marcus Aurelius Cotta sailed the Sinus Gallicus from Massilia to Ostia in winds that veered between perfect and nonexistent, a better passage by far than could have been predicted.

I easily recognized the lower edge of a hard metallic substance at a depth of about one inch posteriorly from the orifice of the sinus.

Depilatories, salves, foot powder, styptic pencils, mouthwash, cotton swabs for the ears, deodorants for the armpit, deodorants for the male and female crotch, acne cream medication, sinus remedies, denture cleansers, laxatives, com plasters.

Depilatories, salves, foot powder, styptic pencils, mouthwash, cotton swabs for the ears, deodorants for the armpit, deodorants for the male and female crotch, acne cream medication, sinus remedies, denture cleansers, laxatives, corn plasters.

Algy, would you mind if we took a turn outside and got a little of that Assamese air to my sinuses?

The larvae develop and multiply with great rapidity, and sometimes gain admission into the frontal sinus, causing intense cephalalgia, and even death.

Several sailors had been in the common room, and discussions with them had led Ahmet to take a ship back down the Nile to Heliopolis and then go by camel to the burgeoning port of Clysma on the Sinus Arabicus.

The bone splattered, the ethmoidal sinus ruptured into the olfactory bulb, which meant Les Pruel could no longer smell anything, and the copper-pointed slug did a wing-ding puree of the cerebrum taking the top of his head off like an eggshell surrendering to compressed air.

By the time they were back over the Sinus Medii, that first light had reddened and faded away, and two more had blossomed.

The Titan shuttle flew straight across Mare Tranquilltatis and then over Sinus Medii with the Orion Shuttle behind and above within two hundred metres.

Fresno, her doctors attempted to explain to Foua and Nao Kao that they wanted to perform two more invasive diagnostic tests: a bronchoscopy, to see if the infection had originated in her right lung, and a sinus wash, to see if it had originated in her sinuses.

It was a textbook case of chronic osteomyelitis, with a discharging sinus and probably a large chunk of dead bone inside, trapped within a new layer of living bone that was desperately trying to evict the dead matter.

Even a part of Cilicia Pedia fell to him, around the eastern shore of the Sinus Issicus.

HEAD was splitting with the agony of an infected supraorbital sinus, but she was no whiner and even managed a smile.

We ordered pot stickers and spring rolls, which we dunked in that pale Chinese mustard that cleans out your sinuses.