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Columellization and Mobilization of the Ossicles of the Middle Ear

Acta Oto-Laryngologica, 1957
To the numerous groups of descriptions of various physio-pathological investigations and surgical procedures on the middle ear intended to improve the hearing power, which have been published by Wever, Lawrence and Smith (i, 3, 4), Moritz (6), Zollner (7), Skoog (8), Wullstein (9, 10), and many others, I have ventured to add some data from my own ...
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A study of the human ear ossicles

Indian Journal of Otolaryngology, 1973
1. Detailed observations have been recorded on incus, malleus and stapes of 50 temporal bones of adult human males. 2. Gross malformations of the ear ossicles, in the form of partial or complete absence have not been observed. 3. The average measurements of the stapes are lower, as compared with observations of other workers.
N. K. Harneja, R. P. Chaturvedi
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[Kinematics of the ear ossicles].

Vestnik otorinolaringologii, 1995
The paper details the movements of the auditory ossicula in exposure to low- and high-frequency sounds. Low-frequency sound causes the hammer to vibrate along the line crossing the tympanic anterior and posterior folds. Because of the screw shape of the anvil-hammer junction these hammer movements produce dislocation of the long anvil process along the
A A, Chesnokov, I Z, Tomenko, N V, Gerashchenko   +2 more
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Virtual CT endoscopy of ossicles in the middle ear

Clinical Imaging, 2001
The purpose of this study is to evaluate how virtual computed tomography (CT) endoscopy may help in assessing ossicles in the middle ear. Our series consisted of 96 ears of 68 consecutive patients with conducting hearing loss. All examinations were performed with a high-resolution spiral CT using axial and direct coronal planes of the temporal bone ...
T, Nakasato, M, Sasaki, S, Ehara, Y, Tamakawa, K, Muranaka, T, Yamamoto, H, Chiba, T, Ishida, K, Murai   +8 more
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Mass Loading on the Ossicles and Middle Ear Function

Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, 2001
The middle ear as a levered vibrating system for sound transmission from the external to the inner ear is affected by changes in ossicular chain mass. Mass loading of the ossicles may impair ossicular dynamics and sound transmission to the inner ear.
R Z, Gan, R K, Dyer, M W, Wood, K J, Dormer   +3 more
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The fate of middle ear ossicle grafts

The Laryngoscope, 1968
G W, Smith, S B, Overton
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The Ear-Ossicles in Crania

Science, 1937
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[Movement of the ear ossicles by middle ear muscle contraction].

Laryngo- rhino- otologie, 1990
Up to now, the function of the middle ear muscles has mainly been investigated from an acoustical point of view. However, the primary function of the middle-ear muscles, namely the induction of ossicular movements, has never been investigated systematically.
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The human middle ear ossicles: Morphometry, and taxonomic implications

Journal of Human Evolution, 1981
B Arensburg, H Nathan
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A study on the anatomy of the ear ossicles

Journal of the Anatomical Society of India, 2015
Saikia Mrinmoy, Baro Baneswar, K.L. Talukdar   +2 more
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