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Polytomography in an otologic practice.

M E Glasscock·R E Overfield·G W Miller
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The polytome should be used as an adjunct to conventional roentgenograms of the temporal bone and not as a substitute. The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate how the polytome has been used to great advantage in a private otologic practice.

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Ear Deformities, AcquiredEar DiseasesEar NeoplasmsHumansMeniere DiseaseOtosclerosisTemporal BoneTomography, X-RayJournal Article

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M E Glasscock, R E Overfield, G W Miller. 1976. Polytomography in an otologic practice.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00007611-197611000-00011

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