Changes in tympanic cavity and antrum resulting from radical mastoid operation.
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Studies on the composition of air in the tympanic cavity.
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Movements of the eardrum following intra-aural muscle reflexes.
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Transtympanic mobilization of the stapes: effects on the transmission characteristics of the middle ear.
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The electrolabyrinthogram. I. Records from the ventromedial wall of the tympanic cavity of cats.
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Applied physiology of middle ear sound conduction.
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Applied physiology of the middle ear.
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Conduction of sound in the human middle ear.
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The case for a nitrogen gas secretory function of the epithelia lining of the middle-ear cleft in the production of the air in the cleft.
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The influence of pressure variations on the impedance of the human ear drum. A method for objective determination of the middle-ear pressure.
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The round window-the need of a critical reevaluation: a preliminary communication.
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Tympanic muscles and control of auditory input during arousal.
A reticular stimulation producing a powerful arousal reaction decreases the potential in the cochlear nucleus evoked by a click. This reduction results from the contraction of the middle ear muscles, which lessens the pressure transmitted to the cochlea, and is not due to a direct neural inhibitory effect at the level of the first synapse of the auditory pathway.
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Evoked cortical potentials in absence of middle ear muscles.
Evoked potentials to click at auditory cortex were recorded from cats deprived of middle ear muscles. Variations in the amplitude of the response after surgery indicate that the participation of these muscles in habituation, conditioning, and distraction must be minimal.
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Conditioned response of middle ear muscles.
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A sensitive method for registration of human intratympanic muscle reflexes.
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Explanation for the function of the middle ear mechanism.
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Experimental observations on sound conduction in the middle and inner ear.
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The control of sound transmission by the middle ear muscles.
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