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W. Hemenway (1960)
Gustatory sweating and flushingThe Laryngoscope, 70
W. Friedman, R. Swerdlow, J. Pomarico (1974)
Tympanic neurectomy: A review and an additional indication for this procedureThe Laryngoscope, 84
W. Hollinshead (1925)
A TEXTBOOK OF ANATOMYMedical Journal of Australia, 2
J. Laage-Hellman (1958)
Gustatory sweating and flushing; aetiological implications of latent period and mode of development after parotidectomy.Acta oto-laryngologica, 49 4
R. Michel, K. Johnson, C. Patterson (1977)
Parasympathetic Nerve Section for Control of SialorrheaArchives of Otolaryngology-head & Neck Surgery, 103
Chorobski J (1951)
The syndrome of crocodile tearsArch Neurol, 65
G. Townsend, A. Morimoto, H. Kralemann (1973)
Management of sialorrhea in mentally retarded patients by transtympanic neurectomy.Mayo Clinic proceedings, 48 11
R. Goode, Richard Smith (1970)
The surgical management of sialorrheaThe Laryngoscope, 80
W. Friedman, B. Kaplan (1975)
Tympanic neurectomy. Correction of drooling in cerebral palsy.New York state journal of medicine, 75 13
Gardner JW Boyer FC (1965)
Paroxysmal lacrimation (syndrome of crocodile tears) and its surgical treatment: Relation to the auriculotemporal syndromeArch Neurol, 61
N. Toremalm, I. Bjerre (1976)
Surgical elimination of droolingThe Laryngoscope, 86
Blitzer A Parisier SC (1977)
Chorda tympanectomy and tympanic neurectomyNeurological Surgery of the Ear
H. Diamant, A. Wiberg (1965)
Does the Chorda Tympani in Man Contain Secretory Fibers for the Parotid GlandActa Oto-laryngologica, 60
Path EJ Reichert FL (1933)
Pathways for secretory fibers of the salivary gland in manProc Soc Exp Biol Med, 30
Goss CM (1973)
Grey's Anatomy of the Human Body
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Lempert J (1946)
Tympanosympathectomy: A surgical technique for relief of tinnitus auriumArch Otolaryngol, 43
Abstract • Seventeen patients suffered from drooling that either occurred as a sequelae of extensive head and neck cancer resections or was due to neurological disorders. In these patients, a tympanic neurectomy and/or chorda tympanectomy was performed in an attempt to eliminate the drooling. The conditions in five of 12 (41%) patients with head and neck cancer were improved following such surgery. Two of four children with cerebral palsy initially had a good result. However, the long-term follow-up of the patients demonstrated that the drooling recurred. An additional patient suffering from bulbar weakness and drooling owing to a cerebrovascular accident had less problems with salivary secretions. The results were relatively disappointing; there are several possible explanations for this. (Arch Otolaryngol 104:273-277, 1978) References 1. Hemenway WG: Gustatory sweating and flushing . Laryngoscope 70:84-90, 1960. 2. Friedman WH, Swerdlow RS, Pomarico JM: Tympanic neurectomy: A review and an additional indication for this procedure . Laryngoscope 84:568-577, 1974.Crossref 3. Friedman WH, Kaplan B: Tympanic neurectomy: Correction of drooling in cerebral palsy . NY State J Med 75:2419-2422, 1975. 4. Goode RL, Smith RA: The surgical management of sialorrhea . Laryngoscope 80:1078-1089, 1970.Crossref 5. Goss CM: Grey's Anatomy of the Human Body , ed 29. Philadelphia, Lea & Febiger Publishers, 1973. 6. Hollingshead HW: Textbook of Anatomy , ed 3. Hagertown, Md, Harper & Row Publishers, 1974. 7. Reichert FL, Path EJ: Pathways for secretory fibers of the salivary gland in man . Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 30:973-977, 1933.Crossref 8. Chorobski J: The syndrome of crocodile tears . Arch Neurol 65:299-318, 1951.Crossref 9. Boyer FC, Gardner JW: Paroxysmal lacrimation (syndrome of crocodile tears) and its surgical treatment: Relation to the auriculotemporal syndrome . Arch Neurol 61:56-64, 1965.Crossref 10. Diamant H, Wiberg A: Does the chorda tympani in man contain secretory fibers for the parotid gland . Acta Otolaryngol 60:255-264, 1965.Crossref 11. Lempert J: Tympanosympathectomy: A surgical technique for relief of tinnitus aurium . Arch Otolaryngol 43:199-212, 1946.Crossref 12. Townsend GL, Marimoto AM, Kralemann H: Management of sialorrhea in mentally retarded patients by transtympanic neurectomy . Mayo Clin Proc 48:776-779, 1973. 13. Michel RG, Johnson KA, Patterson CN: Parasympathetic nerve section for control of sialorrhea . Arch Otolaryngol 103:94-97, 1977.Crossref 14. Toremalm NG, Bjerre I: Surgical elimination of drooling . Laryngoscope 86:104-112, 1976.Crossref 15. Parisier SC, Blitzer A, Binder WJ, et al: Chorda tympanectomy and tympanic neurectomy , in Silverstein H, Norrell H (eds): Neurological Surgery of the Ear . Birmingham, Ala, Aesculapius Publishing Co, 1977, pp 4-18.
Archives of Otolaryngology – American Medical Association
Published: May 1, 1978
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