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petrotympanic fissure (also
known as the
squamotympanic fissure or the
glaserian fissure) is a
fissure in the
temporal bone that runs from the temporomandibular...
- The
anterior tympanic artery (
glaserian artery[citation needed]) is a
branch of (the
mandibular part of) the
maxillary artery. It p****es
through the petrotympanic...
- anatomist.
Known for his
anatomical dissections on
animals and humans, the
Glaserian fissure is
named for him.
Glaser was born in Basel,
Switzerland where...
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substantive codes emerge, but
drawing on a huge fund of "coding families" (
Glaserian). A
later version of
grounded theory called constructivist grounded theory...
- is
shown as a
distinctive type of
grounded theory,
derived from both
Glaserian and
Straussian versions of this methodology. Most recently, she co-edited...
- is
divided into two
parts by a
narrow slit, the
petrotympanic fissure (
Glaserian fissure). It is
concave in
shape to
receive the
condyloid process of the...
- is
divided into two
parts by a
narrow slit, the
petrotympanic fissure (
Glaserian fissure). The
anterior part,
formed by the
squamous part, is smooth, covered...
- her
contributions to
international women's
health and for
developing Glaserian grounded theory approaches used in
nursing research. She held faculty...
