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Otology is a
branch of
medicine which studies normal,
pathological anatomy and
physiology of the ear (hearing).
Otology also
studies vestibular sensory...
- the
University of
Maryland Medical Center uses the term, "
otologist/neurotologist".
Otologists and
neurotologists have
specialized in
otolaryngology and...
- [ˈbaːraːɲ ˈroːbɛrt]; 22
April 1876 – 8
April 1936) was an Austro-Hungarian
otologist. He
received the 1914
Nobel Prize in
Physiology or
Medicine for his work...
- Karl
Heinrich Grünberg (16 July 1875 in
Stralsund – 25
November 1932 in Bonn) was a
German otorhinolaryngologist,
known for his
research on the pathological...
- by pig's bladder. In the
middle of the
nineteenth century the
British otologists James Yearsley and
Joseph Toynbee each
developed their own form of artificial...
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cochlear implants. In a
clinical setting, this
management is
offered by
otologists and audiologists.
Hearing loss is ****ociated with Alzheimer's disease...
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British otologists have been ****ociated in some way with a TWJ
grant and it is the aim of the
Foundation to
continue to
reach as many
young otologists in training...
- only used by
otolaryngologists (ear, nose, and
throat specialists) and
otologists (subspecialty ear doctors).
Their widespread adoption in
general medicine...
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Trigeminus for Oral Surgeons, Dentists, Laryngologists, Rhinologists,
Otologists, and Students. Kimpton. pp. 13–14.
Committee of
Citizens of
Boston (1871)...
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operating microscope began to be used for ear operations. In the 1950s many
otologists began to use it in the
fenestration operation,
usually to
perfect the...
