Atlas and epitome of otologySaunders, 1902 - 292 pages |
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... become osseous ( 1 ) . A strip of gauze passed around the auricle ( 2 ) serves as a retractor . The foreign body ( 3 ) is seen in the osseous portion of the auditory meatus . Supramastoid crest ( 4 ) ; mastoid fossa ( 5 ) ; tendon of ...
... become osseous ( 1 ) . A strip of gauze passed around the auricle ( 2 ) serves as a retractor . The foreign body ( 3 ) is seen in the osseous portion of the auditory meatus . Supramastoid crest ( 4 ) ; mastoid fossa ( 5 ) ; tendon of ...
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... becomes the outer surface or osseous portion of the attic , a space designed for the reception of the head of the malleus and body of the incus ( Plate 2 ) . ( 3 ) The tympanic portion in the new - born forms a ring open above and ...
... becomes the outer surface or osseous portion of the attic , a space designed for the reception of the head of the malleus and body of the incus ( Plate 2 ) . ( 3 ) The tympanic portion in the new - born forms a ring open above and ...
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... becomes elevated , and the membrane is separated from the floor of the meatus , so that the lumen becomes enlarged . In the adult the bony auditory meatus forms a tube . with an oval external opening - the porus acusticus externus ...
... becomes elevated , and the membrane is separated from the floor of the meatus , so that the lumen becomes enlarged . In the adult the bony auditory meatus forms a tube . with an oval external opening - the porus acusticus externus ...
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... becomes a lodging - place for small foreign bodies . The floor of the canal is longer than the roof , and accordingly extends further into the interior . The anterior wall is longer than the posterior , and , like the floor , extends ...
... becomes a lodging - place for small foreign bodies . The floor of the canal is longer than the roof , and accordingly extends further into the interior . The anterior wall is longer than the posterior , and , like the floor , extends ...
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... becomes bent on itself and the mastoid cells develop , it assumes a deeper position ( Plate 6 ) . The mastoid cells reach their full development in the third year . From the true mastoid portion the mastoid cells . develop backward ...
... becomes bent on itself and the mastoid cells develop , it assumes a deeper position ( Plate 6 ) . The mastoid cells reach their full development in the third year . From the true mastoid portion the mastoid cells . develop backward ...
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abscess acid adhesions artery attic auditory canal auditory nerve aural auricle auricular caries carotid cartilage cartilaginous catarrh catheter cells Chronic Suppurative Otitis Clinical Cloth cochlea colored connective tissue deafness Diagnosis disease drumhead dura mater Edition epithelium Eustachian tube external auditory meatus exudate facial fenestra vestibuli fever foramen foreign body fossa granulations Half Morocco Handsome octavo hemorrhage illustrations incision incus infection internal auditory labyrinth lamina layer ligament malleus manubrium mastoid antrum mastoid process Medical College Medicine meningitis middle ear mucous membrane muscle nose opening osseous portion ossicles otitis media patient perforation petrous portion pharyngeal pinna Plate 39 Politzer posterior bony wall posterior wall Professor promontory purulent quadrant removed Revised Rinne semicircular canal seventh nerve Sheep or Half short process skin skull speculum spiralis squamous stapes superior suppurative otitis media surface Surgery symptoms syringe tegmen tympani temporal bone tinnitus tion transverse sinus treatment tympanic cavity tympanic membrane tympanum vertigo
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