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Accuracy of Video Otoscopy in Predicting the Presence of Middle Ear Effusion in Children Compared to Tympanometry: A Diagnostic Study. [PDF]
Othman D, Alashkar M, Bitar MA.
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Moving past the usual suspects: a new framework for aural fullness. [PDF]
Bittar RSM, Mangia LRL, Mezzalira R.
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Management of patulous Eustachian tube dysfunction following bariatric surgery: a case report. [PDF]
Youssef Arkoubi A.
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Diagnosis of Isolated Saccular Dysfunction Using Trapezius cVEMP: A Detailed Vestibular Assessment. [PDF]
Georgescu M +6 more
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Short-term impact of preschool sound exposure on outer hair cell function in young children: An analysis using pressurised distortion product otoacoustic emissions. [PDF]
Sandström L +5 more
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Ear and Hearing, 1984
The basic principles essential for interpreting two-component, multiple frequency tympanograms first are reviewed. These principles then are applied to an analysis of tympanometric shape (conductance, susceptance, and admittance tympanograms) as a function of probe frequency in subjects with normal middle ear transmission systems.
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The basic principles essential for interpreting two-component, multiple frequency tympanograms first are reviewed. These principles then are applied to an analysis of tympanometric shape (conductance, susceptance, and admittance tympanograms) as a function of probe frequency in subjects with normal middle ear transmission systems.
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International Journal of Audiology, 1977
The tympanogram shape has been investigated in 290 patients as a function of probe tone frequency (from 200 to 2000 Hz). As the frequency of the probe tone rises, the tympanogram undergoes characteristic modifications which have been grouped, according to their morphologic similarities, in three classes: V, W and inverted-V shape.
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The tympanogram shape has been investigated in 290 patients as a function of probe tone frequency (from 200 to 2000 Hz). As the frequency of the probe tone rises, the tympanogram undergoes characteristic modifications which have been grouped, according to their morphologic similarities, in three classes: V, W and inverted-V shape.
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