TISSUES FOR TYMPANIC GRAFTING.
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Ear, Middle↗
Biomedical subjects
W K WRIGHT
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LATERAL OSTEOTOMY IN RHINOPLASTY. FURTHER CONSIDERATIONS.
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Body Fluids↗
Tympanic skin grafting and reconstruction of the middle ear sound-conduction mechanism.
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Ear, Middle↗
Basic techniques in myringoplasty and tympanoplasty.
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Ear, Middle↗
Surgical closure of perforated tympanic membrane by skin grafting.
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Humans↗
Surgical treatment of Meniere's disease.
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Humans↗
Repair of chronic central perforations of the tympanic membrane: by repeated acid cautery; by skin grafting.
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Cautery↗
Repair of central perforations of the tympanic membrane.
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Humans↗
Correction of the deviated or scoliotic nose.
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Humans↗
The complete hearing evaluation.
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Hearing Disorders↗
Secondary skin grafting in fenestration and mastoid cavities.
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Fenestration, Labyrinth↗
Management of recent nasal fractures.
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Fractures, Bone↗
Importance of bacteriology in ear infections.
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Bacteria↗
Controlled healing of mastoid and fenestration cavities.
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Dental Caries↗
General principles of lateral osteotomy and hump removal.
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Humans↗