Cases
Cases
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DOI：
10.1016/j.otohns.2010.02.011
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2010-04
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R. Rosenfeld
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R. Rosenfeld
我写这封信是想征求您对向贵刊投稿的意见。我在注意力缺失症方面的经验是首屈一指的，已经治愈了150多名患有这种恼人疾病的患者。对于不太了解的人来说，注意力缺失被定义为"由于眼、耳、鼻缺陷或精神衰弱而引起的注意力不集中"。1注意力缺失症在有耳（听觉）和鼻（鼻）问题的患者中非常普遍，并且在治疗他们的医生中也经常观察到。快速扫视一下任何一场盛大的巡回演讲或年会的观众，你会发现他们的注意力完全没有受到影响：头在上下摆动，眼皮慢慢地合上，突然充满活力地睁开，假装在集中注意力，同时用伸出的手掌遮住眼睛不看演讲者。我的问题是：什么是我报道这一系列案件的最佳方式，以使您的读者受益？我在提高患者的信心和生活质量方面取得了巨大的成功，毫无疑问，你的读者可以复制我的结果。尽管如此，你们之前的社论已经斥责了那些从个人经验中得出不合理结论的作者，所以我想通过积极的质疑来避免这种命运。提前感谢你考虑这个困境，并为您即将到来的见解，这将可能有利于世界各地的aprosexics。
I am writing to solicit your advice on contributing an article to your journal. My experience with aprosexia is second to none, having cured more than 150 patients of this annoying disorder. For the less informed, aprosexia is defined as “inattention, due to ocular, aural, or nasal defects or to mental weakness.” 1Aprosexia is highly prevalent in patients with ear (aural) and nose (nasal) problems, and is also observed regularly in the physicians that treat them. A quick glance at the audience of any grand rounds or annual society meeting will reveal aprosexics in full bloom: heads bobbing, eyelids drifting closed only to burst open with lightning vigor, feigning attempts at concentration while shielding their eyes from the speaker with an outstretched palm. My question is this: what is the best way for me to report this series of cases in a way that might benefit your readership? I have been enormously successful in boosting the confidence and quality of life of sufferers and have no doubt your readers could replicate my results. Nonetheless, your prior editorials have chided authors who draw unjustified conclusions from personal experience, so I would like to avoid this fate with a proactive query. Thank you in advance for considering this dilemma and for your forthcoming insights, which will potentially benefit aprosexics worldwide.