The inner ear : including otoneurology, otosurgery, and problems in modern warfare /

The Inner Ear: Including Otoneurology, Otosurgery, and Problems in Modern Warfare covers the anatomical, physiological and the central pathways of the inner ear. This book is composed of 15 chapters that particularly consider the pathologic anatomy of the various forms of labyrinthine diseases. The...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autores principales: Fischer, Joseph (Autor), Wolfson, Louis E. (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: London : William Heinemann, [1943]
Temas:
Labyrinth (Ear) > Diseases.
Labyrinth (Ear) > Wounds and injuries.
Labyrinth Diseases
Labyrinthe (Oreille) > Maladies.
MEDICAL > Surgery > General.
Labyrinth (Ear) > Diseases
Labyrinth (Ear) > Wounds and injuries
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  • Front Cover; The Inner Ear: Including Otoneurology, Otosurgery, and Problems in Modern Warfare; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Authors' Prefaces; Chapter I. Clinical Anatomy; 1. NOMENCLATURE; 2. TOPOGRAPHIC RELATIONS WITHIN THE PETROUS BONE; 3. THE BONY INNER EAR; 4. THE MEMBRANOUS INNER EAR; 5. THE NERVOUS APPARATUS OF THE INNER EAR THE FACIAL NERVE; 6. BLOOD SUPPLY OF THE INNER EAR; 7. THE DURA MATER AND THE VENOUS SINUSES; REFERENCES; Chapter II. General Physiology; 1. COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY; 2. PHYSIOLOGY OF THE HUMAN LABYRINTH; 3. HISTOPHYSIOLOGIC FACTORS; 4. FUNCTION OF THE CRISTAE
  • 5. FUNCTION OF THE MACULAE (OTOLITHIC ORGAN)6. LINEAR MOVEMENTS; 7. FUNCTION OF THE SACCULE; 8. SEPARATION OF MACULA AND CRISTA FUNCTIONS; 9. INFLUENCE OF THE LABYRINTH ON THE STRIATED MUSCULATURE (TONUS); 10. INFLUENCE OF THE LABYRINTH ON THE AUTONOMOUS SYSTEM; 11. KlNETOVISUAL FUNCTION; REFERENCES; Chapter III. Applied Physiology; 1. VERTIGO; 2. SPONTANEOUS DISTURBANCES OF EQUILIBRIUM AND COORDINATION COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGIC CONSIDERATIONS; 3. SPONTANEOUS NYSTAGMUS PRINCIPLES AND DEFINITIONS; 4. CONJUGATE PARESIS AND CONJUGATE DEVIATION; 5. CONVERGENCE SPASM; 6. LABYRINTHINE STRABISMUS
  • 7. TONIC REFLEXES AND REACTIONSREFERENCES; EVALUATION OF ABNORMAL REACTIONS; 1. CHANGES IN RELATION TO CERTAIN STIMULI; 2. CHANGES IN CERTAIN SEMICIRCULAR CANALS; 3. VESTIBULAR DISHARMONY; 4. HYPEREXCITABILITY; 5. HYPO-EXCITABILITY; 6. LOSS OF EXCITABILITY; 7. QUALITATIVE CHANGES; Chapter V. Primary Diseases of the Labyrinthine Capsule: Otosclerosis; 1. HISTORICAL VIEWPOINTS; 2. PATHOLOGIC ANATOMY; 3. ETIOLOGY; 4. CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS; 5. TREATMENT; REFERENCES; Chapter VI. Inflammatory Diseases of the Inner Ear; 1. OTITIS INTERNA SEROSA; 2. PARA-OTITIS INTERNA PURULENTA
  • 3. PERI-OTITIS INTERNA PURULENTA4. OTITIS INTERNA PURULENTA; 5. OTITIS INTERNA PURULENTA COMPLICATA; 6. OTITIS INTERNA TRAUMATICA; 7. INDICATIONS FOR SURGERY; 8. OPERATIVE TECHNIC; INFLAMMATION OF THE PETROUS PYRAMID; 1. PATHWAYS OF INFECTION: PATHOLOGY; 2. CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS; 3. TREATMENT; REFERENCES; Chapter VII. Intracranial Labyrinthogenic Complications; 1. VIEWPOINTS AND CLASSIFICATION; 2. EXTRADURAL LESIONS (PACHYMENINGITIS EXTERNA); 3. INTRADURAL LESIONS; 4. SUBDURAL LESIONS; 5. CEREBELLAR ABSCESS; 6. TEMPOROSPHENOIDAL ABSCESS; REFERENCES; Chapter VIII. Chemotherapy

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