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The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 2019
AbstractBackgroundThe field of otology is increasingly at the forefront of innovation in science and medicine. The inner ear, one of the most challenging systems to study, has been rendered much more open to inquiry by recent developments in research methodology.
R K, Jackler, T A, Jan
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AbstractBackgroundThe field of otology is increasingly at the forefront of innovation in science and medicine. The inner ear, one of the most challenging systems to study, has been rendered much more open to inquiry by recent developments in research methodology.
R K, Jackler, T A, Jan
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Current Opinion in Neurology, 1993
New techniques for the assessment of vestibulospinal, neck-afferent, and viscerograviceptive function may show future clinical applications for a broader assessment of balance function in neuro-otological patients. Magnetic resonance imaging studies revealed that many intralabyrinthine disorders (labyrinthitis, hemorrhage, schwannomas) can be ...
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New techniques for the assessment of vestibulospinal, neck-afferent, and viscerograviceptive function may show future clinical applications for a broader assessment of balance function in neuro-otological patients. Magnetic resonance imaging studies revealed that many intralabyrinthine disorders (labyrinthitis, hemorrhage, schwannomas) can be ...
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The Quality of Otology and Neurotology Research in Otology Journals
Otology & Neurotology, 2021Objective: To establish the level of evidence and publishing trends in otology-specific journals over a 20-year period. Design: Retrospective analysis. Methods: The three O/N specific journals with the highest Eigenfactor scores were ...
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1957
In considering otological advances to overcome hearing loss, it is almost right to say that no case of conductive hearing loss is without possible help by surgery. In the case of perceptive hearing loss, however, future advances will probably be more preventive than therapeutic.
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In considering otological advances to overcome hearing loss, it is almost right to say that no case of conductive hearing loss is without possible help by surgery. In the case of perceptive hearing loss, however, future advances will probably be more preventive than therapeutic.
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Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 1989
The author describes the use of lasers in over 2500 tympanomastoid surgical procedures. The advantages of using laser energy in microsurgery, which include fewer complications and the possibility of outpatient treatment, are presented.
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The author describes the use of lasers in over 2500 tympanomastoid surgical procedures. The advantages of using laser energy in microsurgery, which include fewer complications and the possibility of outpatient treatment, are presented.
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Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 1994
The use of artificial devices to enhance audition is increasingly common. Although most complications of implanted devices, such as cochlear stimulators, occur in the immediate postoperative period, many later difficulties may come to the attention of the emergency medicine practitioner.
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The use of artificial devices to enhance audition is increasingly common. Although most complications of implanted devices, such as cochlear stimulators, occur in the immediate postoperative period, many later difficulties may come to the attention of the emergency medicine practitioner.
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The Laryngoscope, 1976
AbstractThe most controversial therapeutic agent in the past decade has been dimethylsulphoxide (DMSO), an industrial solvent to which great healing‐powers have been attributed. After initial laboratory testing, DMSO was rapidly introduced into veterinarian medicine and clinical medicine as an experimental agent with the ability to relieve pain, reduce
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AbstractThe most controversial therapeutic agent in the past decade has been dimethylsulphoxide (DMSO), an industrial solvent to which great healing‐powers have been attributed. After initial laboratory testing, DMSO was rapidly introduced into veterinarian medicine and clinical medicine as an experimental agent with the ability to relieve pain, reduce
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Acta Oto-Laryngologica, 1967
Although the use of statistics in medicine is not new, it would appear to be inadequate or too exclusive as yet. Following some work carried out at the Lyons Institute of Audiophonology under the direction of Professor P. Mounier-Kuhn, we should like to consider this problem for a few moments.
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Although the use of statistics in medicine is not new, it would appear to be inadequate or too exclusive as yet. Following some work carried out at the Lyons Institute of Audiophonology under the direction of Professor P. Mounier-Kuhn, we should like to consider this problem for a few moments.
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Current Opinion in Neurology, 1995
Selected topics relating to the diagnosis and management of disorders that affect hearing are reviewed, including updates on the outcome of attempted hearing preservation in the resection of acoustic neuromas. Newly defined indications and contraindications for surgical correction of stapes fixation are discussed.
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Selected topics relating to the diagnosis and management of disorders that affect hearing are reviewed, including updates on the outcome of attempted hearing preservation in the resection of acoustic neuromas. Newly defined indications and contraindications for surgical correction of stapes fixation are discussed.
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