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Review of Round Window Membrane Permeability
Acta Oto-Laryngologica, 1988The round window membrane (RWM) is permeable to certain biological substances. Those substances that can pass through the RWM have the potential to cause inner ear damage, leading to functional disturbances. The RWM is permeable to water, and the existence of osmotically active substances in the middle ear cavity can induce an alteration of inner ear ...
S K, Juhn, Y, Hamaguchi, M, Goycoolea
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Isolated congenital round window absence
The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1990An adult with unilateral round window atresia is presented. With care, CT scanning may be used to demonstrate round window occlusion. Cochlear fenestration resulted in only a modest hearing improvement. Previously reported cases are reviewed.
A R, Clifford, P A, Fagan, B D, Doust
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The Journal of otolaryngology, 1977
Round window fistula as a cause of sudden hearing loss was diagnosed in five people. It was associated with a sudden change in middle ear pressure in three, with heavy lifing in one, and was probably caused by a significant blast exposure in the other.
J M, Nedzelski, H O, Barber
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Round window fistula as a cause of sudden hearing loss was diagnosed in five people. It was associated with a sudden change in middle ear pressure in three, with heavy lifing in one, and was probably caused by a significant blast exposure in the other.
J M, Nedzelski, H O, Barber
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Occlusion of the round window by otosclerosisâ€
The Laryngoscope, 1954J R, LINDSAY, W G, HEMENWAY
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1983
This membrane, also called the second tympanic membrane by Antonio Scarpa, separates the inner ear from the middle ear and is located in the bottom of the cochlea. The round window membrane is divided into three layers, epithelial, middle and inner layers, from the middle ear to the inner ear side.
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This membrane, also called the second tympanic membrane by Antonio Scarpa, separates the inner ear from the middle ear and is located in the bottom of the cochlea. The round window membrane is divided into three layers, epithelial, middle and inner layers, from the middle ear to the inner ear side.
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