Titlebook: Diagnostic Imaging of the Ear; Peter D. Phelps,Glyn A. S. Lloyd Book 1990Latest edition Springer-Verlag London Ltd 1990 X-ray.anatomy.bone

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Anatomy and Development of the Ear,Anatomically the ear is usually divided into three parts:

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L. S. Tompkins,E. Segal,S. Falkowe side of the head. These combinations of deformities are well described in various reference books (Gorlin et al. 1976; Konigsmark and Gorlin 1976). However, while there are some specific clusters of anomalies many, or perhaps most, of these children do not fit the description of any particular syn

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H. Menge,M. Gregor,C. A. M. McNultynd the mastoid air-cell system. It is a condition which predominantly affects children under 8 years of age and arises in association with Eustachian tube obstruction, most commonly following an upper respiratory tract infection. In the past, the condition would seem to have been more severe than in

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-75726-6layer forms a matrix which constantly desquamates sheets of keratin. The accumulation of keratin in a confined space is called a cholesteatoma, although the term is a misnomer as the mass is not a neoplasm and bears no relation to cholesterol granuloma. The aetiology of this “skin-bag in the wrong p