Applied physiology of middle ear sound conduction.
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Ear, Middle↗
Biomedical subjects
M LAWRENCE
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Applied physiology of the middle ear.
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Ear, Middle↗
Theoretical aspects of stapes mobilization.
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Otosclerosis↗
Some physiological factors in inner ear deafness.
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Deafness↗
Reversible hearing loss in human hypothyroidism and correlated changes in the chick inner ear.
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Animals↗
Some physiological correlates of noise induced hearing loss.
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Deafness↗
Symposium on otogenic vertigo. Physiologic factors.
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Animals↗
Inner-ear mechanics and deafness. Special consideration of Meniere's syndrome.
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Deafness↗
Acoustics of the opened periotic vestibule.
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Ear Ossicles↗
Tissue-culture studies of osteoblastic activity in ossicular fractures.
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Ear Ossicles↗
Stimulation deafness, cochlear patterns, and significance of electrical recording methods.
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Cochlea↗
The development of sensory cell innervation in the inner ear.
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Ear, Inner↗
Functional changes in inner ear deafness.
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Ear, Inner↗
Functional changes in inner ear deafness.
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Deafness↗
Individual differences in functional recovery and structural repair following overstimulation of the guinea pig ear.
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Ear, Inner↗
Thresholds of overload in normal and pathological ears.
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Ear, Inner↗