Efferent nerve fibers of cochlea.
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Cochlea↗
Biomedical subjects
C PORTMANN
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[Unrecognized deafness in infancy].
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Child↗
About orientation errors of the retarded child.
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Child↗
[Audiometry of malingering deafness].
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Audiometry↗
[Methods for the determination of auditory thresholds and conditioned psychogalvanic reflex].
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Auditory Threshold↗
[Detection and re-education of the deaf child in the southwest of France].
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Child↗
[Possibilities of electroacoustic method in deafness in children].
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Child↗
[Deafness caused by Rh factor].
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Deafness↗
[Comparative action of intense sounds on the afferent and on the efferent nerve fiber systems of the cochlea].
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Cochlea↗
[Electro-acoustics and the deaf child].
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Acoustics↗
[The double innervation of Corti's organ].
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Ear, Inner↗
[The efferent cochlear fibers].
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Cochlear Nerve↗
[Possibilities and limitations of psychogalvanometry in audiology].
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Audiology↗
[Value of different tests in child audiometry].
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Audiometry↗
[The normalization of the hearing aids].
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Hearing Aids↗
[Importance of objective audiometry in clinical otology].
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Audiometry↗