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Anything related to heart.

Bone formation within muscle after an injury to the muscle. This can be a source of muscle pain.

A thin piece of bone in the middle of the nasal cavity.

The bone in the middle of the nasal cavity is deviated, or "bent", to one side.

A bony outpouching arising from the middle of the nose that can impinge, or "push", on the nasal tissue and cause problems with breathing.

Located in the back of the mouth where the tissues of the nose and mouth meet. It joins the esophagus, or swallowing tube, that leads to the stomach.

Tissue death, often from lack of blood supply (ischemia).

Becoming pus-like, often from infection or cancer. For example, necrotic lymph node is a lymph node that has fluid or pus in the center.

A lymph node that has fluid or pus in it's center. It can be related to infection or cancer.

A procedure used to "mark" the abnormality before surgery. This helps the surgeon to precisely "cut out" the abnormality.