"rhinolith" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "rhino- (“nose”) + -lith (“stone”).",
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          "ref": "1889, Clinic of the Month, The Practitioner, volume 42, page 242",
          "text": "Dr. J. Middlemas Hunt […] describes a case of rhinolith. […]. This proved to be a small nasal calculus, weighing seven grains, and consisting mostly of sequestrum of bone.",
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          "text": "A rhinolith is a mineralized nasal foreign body.",
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          "text": "Or the nucleus of a rhinolith may be a hardened piece of mucus […]. The symptoms produced by a rhinolith are the same as those caused by any other foreign object […].",
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        "A calculus that forms in the nasal cavity."
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