The Middle Ear in Accidental Deaths

Sammut, Jeremy

doi:10.1017/s0022215100066895

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“…(Adult, 66 years old.) Redrawn after photomicrograph (DIETZEL 1961, KETTEL 1963, SAMMUT 1967, SHAMBAUGH 1967, LEONARD & ALEXANDER 1968, BAXTER 1971, SCHUKNECHT 1971. In adhesive processes and tympanosclerosis the facial nerve may be injured by inadvertent instrumentation if large defects are present.…”

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Multidirectional Tomography of Defects in the Facial Canal

Wilbrand¹,

Bergstrom²

1975

Acta Radiologica. Diagnosis

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Defects on the tympanic wall of the facial canal may endanger the nerve in middle ear surgery. Their preoperative tomographic demonstration is therefore valuable. In an experimental investigation an attempt was made to assess the discernibility of artificial defects of different size by hypocycloid and spiral tomography of temporal bone specimens (both isolated and mounted in a tissue-equivalent skull phantom). The thickness of the wall was measured and its influence on the discernibility of the defects discussed.

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