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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1970
G, Lidén, J L, Peterson, G, Björkman
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G, Lidén, J L, Peterson, G, Björkman
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2017
Timpanometrija je metoda provjere stanja sredjeg uha te je niezostavnio dio audioloških pretraga. U ovom predavanju prikazane su metode izvođenja i interpretacija timpangrama kod raznih bolesti uha.
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Timpanometrija je metoda provjere stanja sredjeg uha te je niezostavnio dio audioloških pretraga. U ovom predavanju prikazane su metode izvođenja i interpretacija timpangrama kod raznih bolesti uha.
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Journal of the American Auditory Society, 1980
Tympanometry was performed under the contraction of the middle ear muscles (dynamic tympanometry). A tympanogram of lesser compliance was observed under a stapedius reflex which was produced by contralateral acoustic stimulation. In patients with reversed (downward) stapedius reflex, the dynamic tympanogram showed either a higher peak amplitude or a ...
Y, Nomura, T, Harada, T, Fukaya
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Tympanometry was performed under the contraction of the middle ear muscles (dynamic tympanometry). A tympanogram of lesser compliance was observed under a stapedius reflex which was produced by contralateral acoustic stimulation. In patients with reversed (downward) stapedius reflex, the dynamic tympanogram showed either a higher peak amplitude or a ...
Y, Nomura, T, Harada, T, Fukaya
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Aging Effects in Multifrequency Tympanometry
Ear and Hearing, 1996The objective of this investigation was to determine the effect of the aging process on various measures derived from multifrequency tympanograms.Tympanograms were recorded at 226 Hz and at one-sixth octave intervals from 250 through 2000 Hz from 136 adult male subjects; 20 in each decade of life from age 20 through age 79 and 16 older than 79 yr of ...
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International journal of pediatric otorhinolaryngology, 1984
Nitrous oxide and intermittent positive pressure respiration prior to intubation raised the middle ear pressure in children with normal ears. In children with secretory otitis media, nitrous oxide was responsible for aeration alone and this was seen only in children with some gas present prior to surgery.
A B, Drake-Lee, W F, Casey
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Nitrous oxide and intermittent positive pressure respiration prior to intubation raised the middle ear pressure in children with normal ears. In children with secretory otitis media, nitrous oxide was responsible for aeration alone and this was seen only in children with some gas present prior to surgery.
A B, Drake-Lee, W F, Casey
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