[STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTION AND TONSILLECTOMY].
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Adolescent↗
Biomedical subjects
H SORENSEN
Publications and source records attributed to H SORENSEN.
WILDERVANCK'S SYNDROME. KLIPPEL-FEIL'S SYNDROME ASSOCIATED WITH DEAFNESS AND RETRACTION OF THE EYEBALL.
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Abnormalities, Multiple↗
UNILATERAL ATRESIA OF THE INTERNAL AUDITORY MEATUS, CONFIRMED BY RADIOGRAPHY.
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Child↗
Decomposition of lignin by soil bacteria and complex formation between autoxidized lignin and organic nitrogen compounds.
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Bacteria↗
Clinical applications of continuous threshold recording.
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Audiometry↗
[Lymphocytic angina complicated by facial paralysis].
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Child↗
[Infectious mononucleosis: a case complicated by facial paralysis].
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Facial Paralysis↗
[Malignant tumors of the middle ear & mastoid process].
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Ear, Middle↗
Ménière's syndrome in a seven-year-old girl.
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Child↗
[Otorhinolaryngological symptoms in various diseases].
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Humans↗
Giant-cell epulis; analysis of 26 cases.
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Giant Cell Tumors↗
Auditory adapation and fatigue in cochlear potentials.
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Cochlea↗
Auditory adaptation in nerve action potentials recorded from the cochlea in guinea pigs.
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Action Potentials↗
Tracheopathia osteoplastica and ozaena.
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Atrophy↗
Initial auditory adaptation. II. In impaired hearing.
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Deafness↗