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Among the 14 patients in a scalp lesion and cervical or occipital (1 case) lymph node enlargement developed after they were bitten by a tick, 9 were female (1 was pregnant) and 5 were male.

This question is complicated by two issues: First, virtually nothing is known about ion and fluid transport in the embryonic cochlea, which is when the enlargement develops.

BCG lymphadenitis was clinically defined as ipsilateral axillary lymph node enlargement developing within 2 years after vaccination.

Splenic enlargement (splenomegaly) develops in numerous disease states, although a specific pathogenic role for the spleen has rarely been described.

Throughout analysis of two-phase flow and heat transfer processes in MPP condenser, a two-phase zone enlargement technique is developed to enhance condensation heat transfer and reduce pressure drop.

UVB-irradiated p53+/- mice developed enlargement of the spleen.

One patient at stage IVC developed enlargement of lung and head lesion during concurrent radiochemotherapy, although the neck lesion shrunk after 50 Gy.

Surgical treatment is limited to some indications: surgery of clitoral hood when clitoral phimosis is sexually detrimental or when a painful pseudocyst has developed; enlargement of introitus when superficial dyspareunia occurs; resection of dystrophic zones when biopsy demonstrates associated VIN or vulvectomy in the presence of carcinoma.

Several enlargement techniques have been developed to minimize errors, such as ledging, zipping, loss of working length, and apical transportation [ 4].

The treatment itself tended to be associated with reduction in the free and total testosterone concentration in all of the subjects, but the decrease was in general greater in those who developed breast enlargement.

In later developments, circuits were provided to produce positive images, and mechanical or electronic devices were developed to allow enlargement or reduction of the size of the final image as compared with size of the original copy.