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• In July 1997, a third surgery corrected Rodeheaver's deviated septum.
• Pazienza is scheduled to undergo surgery this summer to correct a deviated septum.
• There is a new experimental cure for deviated septums.
• The resulting deviated septum forced fluid to back up into Rodeheaver's brain.
• Rothwell also suffered a deviated septum from a head kick during the first round.
• Yeltsin underwent surgery for a deviated septum in December, just as Russia invaded Chechnya.
• Later that year, Draiman underwent surgery for a deviated septum which affected his voice.
• He said the signs of Yeltsin's operation on a deviated septum were almost gone.
• If you have a deviated septum, however, your ability to breathe may be compromised.
• He said Breathe Right is helpful only to people with deviated septums, which is common among athletes.
• The dilators were invented to relieve nasal stuffiness and make breathing easier for people with deviated septums and allergies.
• In cases that do not resolve, or for treatment of deviated septum, turbinate surgery may be required.
• By itself, a deviated septum can go undetected for years and thus be without any need for correction.
• Christie was diagnosed _ thankfully, say his teammates _ with a deviated septum and underwent surgery for it in December.
• Mann endured the back problems right up until 1975, when they mysteriously stopped after she underwent nose surgery for a deviated septum.
• That happens to people with colds, or those with a deviated septum who must keep their mouths open to get enough air.
• Damon Huard, who suffered a deviated septum last week, led the Dolphins to a 5-1 record while Marino was sidelined.
• Pathologists and forensic experts are relying heavily on medical records that might mention special conditions, such as deviated septums, that might distinguish people.
• Recently, he went back to Slavin to fix a " deviated septum " _ for a nose job, in other words.
• Mrs . Dmitriyeva said she also didn't believe that surgery for a deviated septum kept yeltsin from addressing the public when the offensive began.