Laryngol Rhinol Otol (Stuttg)
May 1985
An analyser with a system of continous sweeping frequencies and a spectrum of strongly different control signals is described here. Including the active participation of the patient and his impaired hearing a much more accurate finding of symptoms is possible than with the standard methods of audiometry. The major factors mentioned include the continuous fine testing of the sounds heard in an unlimitated choice of frequencies ranging between 20 Hz.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe decisive influence of the os sphenoidale in its different parts on the malformations and diseases of the oto- and rhinobasis. Congenital epidermoid (so called cholesteatoma) and entodermal cyst of the os petrosum. Malformations of the middle ear.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThis presentation carries two goals: 1. Not to consider one particular aspect of a specified disease as a topic but rather an area of topography to which in general only a serving function is ascribed. For the vast multitude of pathogenetic processes taking place in this region our total understanding is required.
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