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Audiology (from
Latin audīre 'to hear'; and from Gr****
branch of
learning -λογία, -logia) is a
branch of
science that
studies hearing, balance, and related...
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return to London,
where he
commenced to practise. In 1813 he was
oculist and
aurist to the
Princess of Wales, and to Leopold, duke of Saxe-Coburg; he was then...
- (from
Latin auris dextrae) aur. laev to left ear (from
Latin auris laevae)
aurist. ear
drops (from
Latin auristillae) AUS
Artificial urinary sphincter AV...
- premises. Mr
Curtis divided opinion at the time,
being known as a "great
aurist" and a "quack" in
equal measure, as
illustrated by the
story of his "treatment"...
- The
Royal Households of the
United Kingdom consist of
royal officials and the
supporting staff of the
British royal family, as well as the
Royal Household...
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whether in the laboratory, schoolroom, or
office of the
psychologist or
aurist. The
instrument operated on a
battery and
presented a tone or a click; it...
- Hugo
Rudolf Schwartze (7
September 1837 – 20
August 1910) was a
German aurist, born at
Neuhof in
Pomerania and
educated in
Berlin and Würzburg. He settled...
- with
Queen Charlotte. Her
majesty thereupon appointed Wright her surgeon-
aurist in ordinary. He
moved to
London and soon
acquired a
large and fashionable...
- a
surgeon who
specialised in the
treatment of eyes (oculist) and ears (
aurist). He had
stood as a
candidate at the 1860
election for West
Sydney but had...
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England for America,
travelling around the
middle colonies as an
oculist and
aurist before settling in Philadelphia. He
placed prosthetic eyes and performed...
