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Page 11
... normal , the tuning fork is heard equally in both . If there is some obstruction in the sound conducting apparatus of one ear , while the other ear remains normal , then the tuning fork is heard more loudly in the diseased ear . Again ...
... normal , the tuning fork is heard equally in both . If there is some obstruction in the sound conducting apparatus of one ear , while the other ear remains normal , then the tuning fork is heard more loudly in the diseased ear . Again ...
Page 15
... normal individual will be unable to find the finger but will invariably past point 6 to 12 inches to the right . The past pointing while the left ear is being stimulated , is tested then in the same way . The normal individual will then ...
... normal individual will be unable to find the finger but will invariably past point 6 to 12 inches to the right . The past pointing while the left ear is being stimulated , is tested then in the same way . The normal individual will then ...
Page 57
... normal and a drop of discharge appears in the canal . DIAGNOSIS : Examination of the tympanum . Early in the disease while the disease is purely a tubal stenosis , the tympanic membrane is markedly retracted . The folds and the short ...
... normal and a drop of discharge appears in the canal . DIAGNOSIS : Examination of the tympanum . Early in the disease while the disease is purely a tubal stenosis , the tympanic membrane is markedly retracted . The folds and the short ...
Common terms and phrases
abscess acute suppurative otitis antrum apparatus appears attack attic auditory nerve auricle becomes bone brain canal wall caries cause cavity cerebral cerumen cholesteatome chronic suppurative otitis cotton course curette deafness diagnosis discharge dura Eustachian tube examination extension external canal exudative facial flap fluid foreign body fossa frequently gauze grafts granulation tissue hearing test hemorrhage horizontal hypertrophy incision incus infection inserted internal ear intracranial involved jugular bulb labyrinth less malleus marked mastoid operation meatus meningitis middle ear mucous membrane nasopharynx normal nose and throat nystagmus occasionally occurs ossicles OTITIS INTERNA pain paracentesis paralysis pathological change pathological process patient perforation pharyngeal pilocarpine pledget Politzerization posterior postero-superior present pressure probe prognosis purulent removed result rupture secured semicircular canal sigmoid sinus slight sometimes speculum stapes sterile suppurative otitis media symptoms syphilis syringing takes place temperature thrombosis thrombus tinnitus tion treatment tympanic membrane tympanum usually vein vertigo vessel vestibular vomiting wound