Biomedical subjects
J R LINDSAY
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Postural vertigo due to unilateral sudden partial loss of vestibular function.
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Carcinoma of the larynx: classification and results of treatment.
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The present status of otitis media.
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Symposium; the operation for the mobilization of the stapes in otosclerotic deafness.
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Labyrinthine surgery in the treatment of Ménière's disease.
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Functional disturbances of the upper swallowing mechanism.
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Carcinoma of the larynx, classification and results of treatment.
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The practical management of dizziness.
THE PROBLEM OF DIZZINESS IS GREATLY SIMPLIFIED IF: (1) A definite routine is followed in the history taking and the steps of the examination; (2) the examination is done in two stages; and (3) a simple classification is used in cases of dizziness of vestibular origin whereby three groups are distinguished on the basis of localization of the origin. The etiologic diagnosis is thereby narrowed down to a relatively few possibilities.The treatment consists of measures to relieve the symptoms and to reverse the underlying disease which produced the symptoms.
Functional disturbances of the upper swallowing mechanism.
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Inner ear pathology due to measles.
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Occlusion of the round window by otosclerosis.
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Meniere's disease: an unrehearsed table discussion.
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Inner ear pathology following maternal rubella.
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