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Leo Ojala, T. Palva (1955)
Macrophages in aural secretions and their clinical significanceThe Laryngoscope, 65
V. Goodhill (1955)
Trans-Incudal Stapedolysis for Stapes Mobilization in Otosclerotic DeafnessLaryngoscope, 65
V. Goodhill (1955)
Trans‐incudal stapedolysis for stapes mobilization in otosclerotic deafness (Under Audiometric Control). A Surgical Technique for Improvement of Hearing in Otosclerosis Is Described, Utilizing New Methods In the Stapes ApproachThe Laryngoscope, 65
A. A. Scheer (1955)
Restoration of Hearing in Otosclerosis By Transtympanic Mobilization of the StapesA. M. A. Arch. Otolaryng., 61
H. House (1957)
Personal experiences with stapes mobilization.A.M.A. archives of otolaryngology, 65 3
S. Rosen (1953)
Mobilization of the stapes to restore hearing in otosclerosis.New York state journal of medicine, 55 1
L. Garcia-ibáñez (1959)
[Personal experience with stapes mobilization].Revue de laryngologie - otologie - rhinologie, 80
Abstract It has been very gratifying to observe the progress that has been made with mobilization surgery. Its reintroduction by Rosen1 has been the greatest stimulant to otology since the tremendous contributions of Lempert. At the present time, those of us who became interested in mobilization at its revival are aware that there are constant changes in ideas and concepts in this surgery. The knowledge that a fixed stapes could be mobilized has led to the development of varied techniques by the individual surgeons. Rosen's initial concept of applying pressure on the anterior aspect of the neck of the stapes in an effort to mobilize the footplate at first seemed like the logical method to reestablish ossicular conduction. It was quickly determined by others and by me that there were definite limitations in the percentage of good results obtained if this original technique was completely adhered to. Fracturing the crura References 1. Rosen, S.: Mobilization of the Stapes To Restore Hearing in Otosclerosis , New York J. Med. 53:2650-2653, 1953. 2. Goodhill, V.: Trans-Incudal Stapedolysis for Stapes Mobilization in Otosclerotic Deafness , Laryngoscope 65:693-710, 1955.Crossref 3. House, H.: Personal Experience With Stapes Mobilization , A. M. A. Arch. Otolaryng. 65:235-244, 1957.Crossref 4. Scheer, A. A.: Restoration of Hearing in Otosclerosis By Transtympanic Mobilization of the Stapes , A. M. A. Arch. Otolaryng. 61:513-534, 1955.Crossref
A.M.A. Archives of Otolaryngology – American Medical Association
Published: Feb 1, 1958
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