Potential of the Novel PTA Score to Identify Patients with Peritonsillar Inflammation Profiting from Medical Treatment.

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Claudia Rudack

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Johannes Roth

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Markus Stenner

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10.1155/2018/2040746

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Christoph Spiekermann

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