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2006
Deafness and the ageing ear 548 HOW TO . . . Communicate with a deaf person 549 HOW TO . . . Assess hearing 550 Audiology 551 Hearing aids 552 HOW TO . . . Use a hearing aid 554
Lesley K Bowker +2 more
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Deafness and the ageing ear 548 HOW TO . . . Communicate with a deaf person 549 HOW TO . . . Assess hearing 550 Audiology 551 Hearing aids 552 HOW TO . . . Use a hearing aid 554
Lesley K Bowker +2 more
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Neuroscience Letters, 2004
We studied the cortical networks of Morse code reading with functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). Four expert radio telegraphists performed two closely matched reading experiments, one in binaurally presented high speed Morse code and one in print. Performance was equal for both conditions.
N.Vaever Hartvig +5 more
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We studied the cortical networks of Morse code reading with functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). Four expert radio telegraphists performed two closely matched reading experiments, one in binaurally presented high speed Morse code and one in print. Performance was equal for both conditions.
N.Vaever Hartvig +5 more
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A.M.A. Archives of Dermatology, 1958
In a previous paper1a technique for ear-piercing was described which utilized a specially made earring. It was so designed that the earring itself was the instrument for piercing the ears. In this paper, I shall describe this method and also a clamp which makes the procedure practically painless and bloodless.
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In a previous paper1a technique for ear-piercing was described which utilized a specially made earring. It was so designed that the earring itself was the instrument for piercing the ears. In this paper, I shall describe this method and also a clamp which makes the procedure practically painless and bloodless.
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2010
Aerotitis media, barotraumatic otitis media, otitic barotrauma, inner ear decompression illness.
S. Iurato +4 more
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Aerotitis media, barotraumatic otitis media, otitic barotrauma, inner ear decompression illness.
S. Iurato +4 more
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Foam Ear Protectors for Burnt Ears
Journal of Burn Care & Rehabilitation, 1989Foam ear protectors were developed at the Royal Brisbane Hospital for use with selected patients with burns to the ears. The protectors assist in preventing pressure necrosis of the ear and damage to skin grafts. They permit visualization of the ears after grafting and allow the patient to sleep in a side-lying position if desired.
C A Harries, S P Pegg
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Distribution of ear drops in normal ears
The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1991AbstractEar drops are prescribed widely with little thought for the distribution inside the ear canal. This study compares the distribution of water and oil based drops. The results indicate that, under the test conditions, the penetration of ear drops is extremely variable.
Ann F. Dingle +3 more
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1949
THE MICROTIC ear has always been and stands to remain a condition which taxes the ingenuity of the surgeon and the morale and personality of the unfortunate possessor. Fortunately, it does not occur more frequently than once in 20,000 births, but this is frequent enough so that the physician sees a sufficient number of oases to appreciate the problems ...
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THE MICROTIC ear has always been and stands to remain a condition which taxes the ingenuity of the surgeon and the morale and personality of the unfortunate possessor. Fortunately, it does not occur more frequently than once in 20,000 births, but this is frequent enough so that the physician sees a sufficient number of oases to appreciate the problems ...
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Ear Deformities, Otoplasty, and Ear Reconstruction
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2012After reviewing this article, the participant should be able to: 1. Evaluate patient's ears for needed adjustments to size, shape, prominence, and symmetry. 2. Identify common ear deformities and describe methods to repair them. 3. Avoid or manage common complications associated with otoplasty and ear reconstruction.The essentials of otoplasty will be ...
Gordon Wilkes, Charles H. Thorne
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Ear decomposition with bounds on ear length
Information Processing Letters, 1999zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2000
Presented are some aspects of the dominant ear or earedness which are also important for other lateralities. Earedness refers not only to a sensory but also to a motor phenomenon.
Reiss G, Reiss M
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Presented are some aspects of the dominant ear or earedness which are also important for other lateralities. Earedness refers not only to a sensory but also to a motor phenomenon.
Reiss G, Reiss M
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