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JAMA Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery Volume 24 Issue 6

Subject Areas: Medicine (miscellaneous)
Publisher: American Medical Association - American Medical Association
ISSN: 0003-9977
SJR: 128

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SYMPATHETIC INNERVATION OF THE NOSE: RESEARCH REPORT

LARSELL, OLOF; FENTON, RALPH A.

1936 Archives of Otolaryngology

doi:10.1001/archotol.1936.00640050702001

Abstract The results of anatomic and physiologic investigation indicate that the nasal membranes have a rich innervation from several sources. These nerves may be divided for our present purpose into two main groups—afferent and autonomic. The olfactory nerves are omitted from consideration. The...
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LYMPHATIC PATHWAYS FROM THE NOSE: RESEARCH REPORT

LARSELL, OLOF; FENTON, RALPH A.

1936 Archives of Otolaryngology

doi:10.1001/archotol.1936.00640050711002

Abstract In a series of papers beginning in 1919 Mullin1 has repeatedly called attention to the relation between drainage from the paranasal sinuses and certain types of pulmonary infection. He pointed out that particles of india ink or bacteria introduced into the sinuses of cats and rabbits,...
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SUBSTANCES RESEMBLING EPHEDRINE IN EXPERIMENTAL AND IN CLINICAL SINUSITIS: RESEARCH REPORT

FENTON, RALPH A.; LARSELL, OLOF

1936 Archives of Otolaryngology

doi:10.1001/archotol.1936.00640050729003

Abstract After our report in 19351 of the reparative reactions produced in acute experimental sinusitis in the cat by certain substances resembling ephedrine, Dr. K. K. Chen requested us to report on four of these drugs, especially as to their shrinking powers and their reparative effects in...
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CONDUCTION DEAFNESS: STATISTICAL OBSERVATIONS

CIOCCO, ANTONIO

1936 Archives of Otolaryngology

doi:10.1001/archotol.1936.00640050738004

Abstract Usually the impairment of hearing by air conduction in patients with conduction deafness is accounted for readily by either lesions of the middle ear or otosclerotic lesions. When such patients have impairment of hearing by bone conduction the customary explanation is that there is also...
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A METHOD FOR THE EARLY DETECTION OF OTOSCLEROSIS: A STUDY OF SOUNDS WELL ABOVE THRESHOLD

FOWLER, EDMUND PRINCE

1936 Archives of Otolaryngology

doi:10.1001/archotol.1936.00640050746005

Abstract This is a preliminary report of some experiments undertaken to find a method for detecting threatened or potential ankylosis of the stapes before there is any loss of hearing as shown by the usual functional tests. The approach was by way of sounds louder than those of minimum...
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EFFECT OF ZINC IONIZATION AND GALVANIC CURRENT ON THE REACTION OF THE NASAL MUCOSA TO VASOMOTOR DRUGS

WENNER, W. F.; ALEXANDER, J. H.

1936 Archives of Otolaryngology

doi:10.1001/archotol.1936.00640050757006

Abstract Intranasal ionization with zinc sulfate is attended by destructive changes in the nasal mucosa (McMahon,1 Hollender and Gorin2 and Smit3). These changes consist of coagulative necrosis and desquamation of surface epithelium, atrophy and loss of glands, extravasation of red blood cells,...
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THE STAPHYLOCOCCUS IN RELATION TO SINUSITIS, BRONCHITIS AND BRONCHIECTASIS

WOODWARD, FLETCHER D.

1936 Archives of Otolaryngology

doi:10.1001/archotol.1936.00640050768007

Abstract There has been almost universal disregard of the staphylococcus as a potential pathogen in the nose, pharynx and bronchi, in spite of the high percentage of staphylococci reported in the numerous bacteriologic studies made of these regions. Attention has been so focused on streptococci,...
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TREATMENT OF HEMORRHAGE IN NONHEMOPHILIC PATIENTS WITH AN ESTROGENIC SUBSTANCE

HEINBERG, C. J.

1936 Archives of Otolaryngology

doi:10.1001/archotol.1936.00640050773008

Abstract The primary investigations of Carrol Birch,1 of Chicago, in 1931 led to the use of ovarian extract in the treatment of hemophilia. Birch reasoned that since the disease occurs only in the male there is something lacking in the male organism which is present in the transmitting female...
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ROENTGEN STUDY OF THE SPHENOETHMOID SINUSES

SMITH, FERRIS

1936 Archives of Otolaryngology

doi:10.1001/archotol.1936.00640050777009

This article is only available in the PDF format. Download the PDF to view the article, as well as its associated figures and tables. Abstract I wish to present a method of roentgenographic study of the ethmoid labyrinths which permits examination of the individual cells without superimposed...
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HYPERPLASTIC LARYNGITIS OF SINGERS

KATZ, BENJAMIN

1936 Archives of Otolaryngology

doi:10.1001/archotol.1936.00640050779010

Abstract When a particular organ is constantly strained during the course of professional work, certain pathologic conditions characteristic of this particular profession develop. In singers incorrect methods of voice training and of singing, the necessity of using the voice during or after...

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