Does short-term electrical stimulation alter tongue muscle fibre type composition?
Together, these results demonstrate a successful alteration in tongue muscle characteristics using exogenous electrical stimulation and perhaps a potential therapeutic application for OSA.
Treatment with chloramphenicol eye drops appears to represent a treatment option for some patients with symptoms indicative of acute maxillary sinusitis. In the pilot study, the period of treatment before symptoms improved was shorter in patients who were given eye drops than in patients who were given systemic peroral antibiotics. These promising results give grounds to undertake studies on a larger scale.