A text-book of the diseases of the ear for students and practitioners . ; this has been proved by the numerousinvestigations of many authors, and is due to the caries and necrosis pene-trating from the inner wall of the tympanum into the labyrinth. In a caseobserved by the author (a girl of seven years), a polypus grew from thetympanum after a chronic suppuration of the left middle ear had lasted twoyears; on its removal a sequestrum could be felt in the deeper parts of theear, which, on being removed, proved to be the cochlea with the entiremodiolus and the greater part of the lamina spiralis
A text-book of the diseases of the ear for students and practitioners . ; this has been proved by the numerousinvestigations of many authors, and is due to the caries and necrosis pene-trating from the inner wall of the tympanum into the labyrinth. In a caseobserved by the author (a girl of seven years), a polypus grew from thetympanum after a chronic suppuration of the left middle ear had lasted twoyears; on its removal a sequestrum could be felt in the deeper parts of theear, which, on being removed, proved to be the cochlea with the entiremodiolus and the greater part of the lamina spiralis ossea (Fig. 239). Ontesting the hearing, total deafness was found on the left side; the tuning-fork applied to the vertex was perceived only in the right ear. In the caseof a girl eight years of age, Guye extracted the semicircular canals with a partof the vestibule as a sequestrum from the opened mastoid process. In thiscase the absence of all disturbances of co-ordination was interesting. Moosextracted from the external meatus a bony, semicircular canal, whereupon.
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