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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1984
To the Editor.— The QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS section includes reference to a water-pick external otitis and perforation of the tympanic membrane. 1 I would very much appreciate knowing the basis for this statement. In my hospital, a water-pick instrument and other forms of water irrigation are frequently used.
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To the Editor.— The QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS section includes reference to a water-pick external otitis and perforation of the tympanic membrane. 1 I would very much appreciate knowing the basis for this statement. In my hospital, a water-pick instrument and other forms of water irrigation are frequently used.
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American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 1977
AbstractHigh frequencies of dry type cerumen were found in Eskimos of the Nome and Bethel areas of Alaska, supporting the assumption of decreasing frequency of dry cerumen with increasing distance from the Bering Strait.
E J, Bass, J F, Jackson
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AbstractHigh frequencies of dry type cerumen were found in Eskimos of the Nome and Bethel areas of Alaska, supporting the assumption of decreasing frequency of dry cerumen with increasing distance from the Bering Strait.
E J, Bass, J F, Jackson
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The Journal of the Louisiana State Medical Society : official organ of the Louisiana State Medical Society, 1998
Cerumen impaction represents the most common otologic problem encountered by physicians. It can affect up to 6% of the general population and a much higher percentage in the mentally retarded population. Cerumen is a mixture of secretory products of two glands in the external auditory canal where it serves a protective function.
M A, Jabor, R G, Amedee
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Cerumen impaction represents the most common otologic problem encountered by physicians. It can affect up to 6% of the general population and a much higher percentage in the mentally retarded population. Cerumen is a mixture of secretory products of two glands in the external auditory canal where it serves a protective function.
M A, Jabor, R G, Amedee
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Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 1990
Lipids were extracted from "wet" cerumen and analyzed by quantitative thin-layer chromatography to determine their composition. The lipid fraction comprised 52% of the dry weight of cerumen and consisted of squalene (6.4%), cholesterol esters (9.6%), wax esters (9.3%), triacylglycerols (3.0%), fatty acids (22.7%), cholesterol (20.9%), ceramides (18.6%),
J T, Bortz, P W, Wertz, D T, Downing
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Lipids were extracted from "wet" cerumen and analyzed by quantitative thin-layer chromatography to determine their composition. The lipid fraction comprised 52% of the dry weight of cerumen and consisted of squalene (6.4%), cholesterol esters (9.6%), wax esters (9.3%), triacylglycerols (3.0%), fatty acids (22.7%), cholesterol (20.9%), ceramides (18.6%),
J T, Bortz, P W, Wertz, D T, Downing
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Bactericidal Activity of Wet Cerumen
Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, 1984The viable populations of seven species of bacteria were reduced 17% to 99% by treatment with a 3% suspension of human cerumen of the soft or “wet” type. Species tested for susceptibility to cerumen were Staphylococcus aureus, Staphylococcus epidermidis.
M, Stone, R S, Fulghum
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