Biomedical subjects
H DAVIS
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Pharmacy in medical education.
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Homeostasis of cerebral excitability.
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The excitatory process in the cochlea.
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Threshold of action potentials in ear of guinea pig.
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Closure and revision following the fenestration operation.
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Electrical injury of the cochlea of the guinea pig.
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Temporary deafness following exposure to loud tones and noise.
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Hazards of intense sound and ultrasound.
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THE INTERNATIONAL AUDIOMETRIC ZERO.
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Psychologic correlations with the electroencephalogram.
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Occam's razor and congenital aphasia. The formulation of hypotheses.
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Symposium: The significance of occupational hearing loss to the otolaryngologist.
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The relation of research to health aspects of hearing conservation.
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THE INTERNATIONAL STANDARD REFERENCE ZERO FOR PURE-TONE AUDIOMETERS AND ITS RELATION TO THE EVALUATION OF IMPAIRMENT OF HEARING.
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STANDARDIZATION OF SCHIOTZ TONOMETERS.
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INTERNATIONAL STANDARD REFERENCE ZERO FOR PURE-TONE AUDIOMETRY.
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Neuroanatomy and neurophysiology in the cochlea.
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