The vestibular efferent system.
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Biomedical subjects
J R LINDSAY
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Positional nystagmus in man and animals.
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Animals↗
Experimental observations on postural nystagmus. II. Lesions of the nodulus.
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Humans↗
Inner ear pathology in deafness due to mumps.
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Deafness↗
Aural cholesteatoma. Experimental observations.
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Cholesteatoma↗
Histopathologic observations in so-called congenital fixation of the stapedial footplate.
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Ear Ossicles↗
Carcinoma of the larynx; results obtained by surgery and external radiation in ninety-three cases.
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Carcinoma↗
Sudden deafness due to virus infection.
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Hearing↗
Some observations on the pathogenesis of middle-ear cholesteatoma.
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Cholesteatoma↗
Malignancies of the paranasal sinuses.
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Humans↗
Experimental observations on postural nystagmus in the cat.
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Animals↗
Experimental observations on postural nystagmus in the cat.
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Animals↗
Ultrasonic therapy for relief of vertigo due to Meniere's disease.
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Animals↗
Transmission and transduction in the cochlea; clinical discussion.
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Cochlea↗
Postural vertigo: a Menière-like syndrome.
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Humans↗
Experimental studies in fixation of the stapes and fenestra ovalis.
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Ear, Middle↗