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G. Holmgren (1938)
Surgery of the Ear
J. Lempert (1940)
ENDAURAL FENESTRATION OF EXTERNAL SEMICIRCULAR CANAL FOR RESTORATION OF HEARING IN CASES OF OTOSCLEROSIS: SUMMARY REPORT OF ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY CASESArchives of Otolaryngology-head & Neck Surgery, 31
J.: (a) Lempert (1928)
Improvement of Hearing in Cases of OtosclerosisArch. Otolaryng., 28
M. Sourdille , E. P. Fowler (1936)
Otosclerosis: R�sum� of Literature from 1928-1935Ann. Otol., Rhin. & Laryng., 45
M. Sourdille (1937)
New technique in the surgical treatment of severe and progressive deafness from otosclerosisThe Laryngoscope, 47
S. Kopetzky (1939)
Studies in labyrinthine fenestration to improve hearing (a preliminary report)The Laryngoscope, 49
K. Ulrich (1938)
Verletzungen des Geh�rorgans bei Sch�delbasisfrakturen
F. R. Nager (1939)
Medicine of the Ear
N. Canfield (1939)
Labyrinthine FistulasArch. Otolaryng., 30
Fowler Ep (1940)
Critique of Surgical Treatments for Deafness.Canadian Medical Association Journal, 43
S. J. Kopetzky (1939)
Labyrinthine Fenestration to Improve HearingLaryngoscope, 49
F. R. Nager (1939)
Demonstration zur Holmgrenschen Otosklerosoperation an AffenActa oto-laryng., 27
E. P. Fowler (1940)
Critique of Surgical Treatments for DeafnessCanad. M. A. J., 43
L. Guggenheim, P. Guggenheim (1940)
ARTIFICIAL FISTULA IN CASES OF OTOSCLEROSISArchives of Otolaryngology-head & Neck Surgery, 32
F. Nager (1939)
Demonstration zur Holmgren'schen OtoskleroseoperationActa Oto-laryngologica, 27
C. R. Murray (1937)
The Repair of FracturesMinnesota Med., 13
Abstract Fistulization of the horizontal semicircular canal and production of a fenestra in the labyrinth by covering the artificial opening with some sort of a mobile membrane is an operation which is being performed more and more every day. I am not concerned here with the fact that fistulization produces immediate improvement of hearing in cases of ankylosis of the stapes, nor shall I go into the theories of how this takes place. It suffices to say that immediate improvement occurs when the perilymph is decompressed, and if a sufficiently mobile membrane can be placed over the opening in the labyrinthine capsule the hearing usually remains more or less improved unless something happens to interfere. The greatest difficulty has been that in 2 of every 3 cases the fistula has closed within two months, and in an additional proportion of cases it has closed in six months to a year.1 If References 1. Fowler, E. P., Jr.: Critique of Surgical Treatments for Deafness , Canad. M. A. J. 43:546 ( (Dec.) ) 1940. 2. Canfield, N.: Labyrinthine Fistulas , Arch. Otolaryng. 30:62 ( (July) ) 1939.Crossref 3. Guggenheim, L. K., and Guggenheim, P.: Artificial Fistula in Cases of Otosclerosis , Arch. Otolaryng. 32:1 ( (July) ) 1940.Crossref 4. Holmgren, G.: Surgical Therapy for Otosclerosis , in Kopetzky, S. J.: Surgery of the Ear , New York, Thomas Nelson & Sons, 1938. 5. Nager, F. R.: Demonstration zur Holmgrenschen Otosklerosoperation an Affen , Acta oto-laryng. 27:350, 1939.Crossref 6. Ulrich, K.: Verletzungen des Gehörorgans bei Schädelbasisfrakturen , Helsinki, Mercator, 1938. 7. Sourdille, M., (a) cited by Duel, A. B.; Fowler, E. P., and others: Otosclerosis: Résumé of Literature from 1928-1935 , Ann. Otol., Rhin. & Laryng. 45:3 ( (March) ) 1936 8. A New Technique in the Surgical Treatment of Severe and Progressive Deafness from Otosclerosis , Laryngoscope 47:853 ( (Dec.) ) 1937. 9. Lempert, J.: (a) Improvement of Hearing in Cases of Otosclerosis , Arch. Otolaryng. 28:42 ( (July) ) 1928 10. Endaural Fenestration of External Semicircular Canal for Restoration of Hearing in Cases of Otosclerosis: Summary Report of One Hundred and Twenty Cases , Lempert Arch. Otolaryng. 31:711 ( (May) ) 1940. 11. Kopetzky, S. J.: Labyrinthine Fenestration to Improve Hearing , Laryngoscope 49:1064 ( (Nov.) ) 1939. 12. Nager, F. R., in Fowler, E. P., Jr.: Medicine of the Ear , New York, Thomas Nelson & Sons, 1939. 13. Murray, C. R.: The Repair of Fractures , Minnesota Med. 13:137 ( (March) ) 1937.
Archives of Otolaryngology – American Medical Association
Published: Aug 1, 1941
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