Titlebook: Cholesteatoma and Anterior Tympanotomy; Tamotsu Morimitsu Book 1997 Springer-Verlag Tokyo 1997 anterior tympanotomy.cholesteatoma.ear.otor

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-13953-9t of occlusion of the eustachian tube that causes retraction pockets of Shrapnell’s membrane in which the keratinizing layer of epithelium desquamates. His retraction pocket theory has received widespread acceptance (Tos et al. 1988).

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Bestandteile des Computersystems,ng angled sounds with tips 3, 4, and 5 mm long. The length of the bony partition, the width of the drilled rough bony surface (indicating thickness of the bony partition at the base), and the size of the supratubal recess were measured.

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Experimente mit dem MMIX-Meta-Simulator,nto the middle ear through a perforated tympanic membrane proliferates there (Habermann 1889); and (3) the metaplastic theory states that squamous metaplasia of the middle ear mucosa forms following chronic inflammation (Wendt 1873).

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Book 1997e­ ously occurs only in the poorly pneumatized human ear, its pathogenesis is specific to humans. Nonetheless, because of the ethical questions surrounding human experimentation, pathogenetic study has almost exclusively involved nonhuman subjects. Indeed, attempts have failed in almost all animal e

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-13953-9s flaccida) retracts into Prussak’s space and then into the epitympanic cavity, and the other is adhesive cholesteatoma, which develops from retraction pockets into the epitympanic cavity when the tympanic membrane adheres to the promontory. Bezold (1889) stated that attic cholesteatoma is the resul

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Aufbau typischer Serienrechner,e protympanum is the aperture of the eustachian tube, and its posterior margin is the line projected from it onto the promontory of the anterior margin of the tympanic anulus. The protympanum includes a part of the osseous eustachian tube, the semicanal of the tensor tympani muscle, the supratubal r

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-96653-7-up technique for chronic otitis media in the 1960s, this technique was used with great expectations even for cholesteatoma. In particular, Jansen’s (1967) posterior tympanotomy technique and Sheehy’s “intact canal wall” technique (Sheehy and Patterson 1967) have tended to the so-called canal-up or

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Bestandteile des Computersystems,upratubal recess, are explained and discussed. As cholesteatoma develops (usually in the poorly pneumatized ear), these intraoperative results can be used in place of anatomical landmarks on the tympanic diaphragm. In this study, we measured the bony partition removed during anterior tympanotomy usi