Atlas and epitome of otologySaunders, 1902 - 292 pages |
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... produce them in the most elegant style , and yet to offer them at a price heretofore unapproached in cheapness . The great success of the undertaking is demonstrated by the fact that the volumes have already appeared in thirteen ...
... produce them in the most elegant style , and yet to offer them at a price heretofore unapproached in cheapness . The great success of the undertaking is demonstrated by the fact that the volumes have already appeared in thirteen ...
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... produce . The association of Professor Politzer in the prepara- tion of the work , and the use of so many valuable speci- . mens from his notably rich collection , should especially enhance the value of this treatise , which seems ...
... produce . The association of Professor Politzer in the prepara- tion of the work , and the use of so many valuable speci- . mens from his notably rich collection , should especially enhance the value of this treatise , which seems ...
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... produced whenever cartilage cells are deposited in this region ( yellow spot : Trautmann ) . The thinnest portion of the drumhead is the point where the intermediate zone fades away into the center . The posterior half of the drumhead ...
... produced whenever cartilage cells are deposited in this region ( yellow spot : Trautmann ) . The thinnest portion of the drumhead is the point where the intermediate zone fades away into the center . The posterior half of the drumhead ...
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... produced by periodic ( tones ) or irregular ( noises ) condensation and rarefaction of air - waves , usually produced by the vibrations of elastic bodies . Sound is composed of tones , a deep ground tone and the higher - pitched ...
... produced by periodic ( tones ) or irregular ( noises ) condensation and rarefaction of air - waves , usually produced by the vibrations of elastic bodies . Sound is composed of tones , a deep ground tone and the higher - pitched ...
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... produces a momentary rise in the intralabyrinthine pressure , which is at once neutralized by the aqueducts . The act of yawn- ing is accompanied by contraction of the tensor tympani muscle . The stapedius muscle by its contraction ...
... produces a momentary rise in the intralabyrinthine pressure , which is at once neutralized by the aqueducts . The act of yawn- ing is accompanied by contraction of the tensor tympani muscle . The stapedius muscle by its contraction ...
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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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