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637 related items for PubMed ID: 17545867

  • 1. Equivalent noise level generated by drilling onto the ossicular chain as measured by laser Doppler vibrometry: a temporal bone study.
    Jiang D, Bibas A, Santuli C, Donnelly N, Jeronimidis G, O'Connor AF.
    Laryngoscope; 2007 Jun; 117(6):1040-5. PubMed ID: 17545867
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  • 2. Drill-induced Cochlear Injury During Otologic Surgery: Intracochlear Pressure Evidence of Acoustic Trauma.
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  • 3. Evaluation of the noise generated by otological electrical drills and suction during cadaver surgery.
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  • 4. Noise exposure of the inner ear during drilling a cochleostomy for cochlear implantation.
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  • 5. Implications of sound levels generated by otologic devices.
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  • 6. Acoustic trauma from the bone cutting burr.
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  • 7. Techniques to improve the efficiency of a middle ear implant: effect of different methods of coupling to the ossicular chain.
    Devèze A, Koka K, Tringali S, Jenkins HA, Tollin DJ.
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  • 8. The effect of static force on round window stimulation with the direct acoustic cochlea stimulator.
    Maier H, Salcher R, Schwab B, Lenarz T.
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  • 9. Digital spectral analysis of the drill-bone acoustic interface during temporal bone dissection: a qualitative cadaveric pilot study.
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    Sutinen P, Zou J, Hunter LL, Toppila E, Pyykkö I.
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  • 12. Investigation of noise levels generated by otologic drills.
    Dalchow CV, Hagemeier KC, Muenscher A, Knecht R, Kameier F.
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  • 13. Creation of an incus recess for a middle-ear microphone using a drill or laser ablation: a comparison of equivalent noise level and middle ear transfer function.
    Morse RP, Mitchell-Innes A, Prokopiou AN, Irving RM, Begg PA.
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  • 14. Variables affecting the drill-generated noise levels in ear surgery.
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  • 15. A new implantable middle ear hearing device for mixed hearing loss: A feasibility study in human temporal bones.
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  • 16. Mechanical Energy Dissipation Through the Ossicular Chain and Inner Ear Using Laser Doppler Vibrometer Measurement of Round Window Velocity.
    Ryan M, Lally J, Adams JK, Higgins S, Ahmed M, Aden J, Esquivel C, Spear SA.
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  • 17. [Noise level measurements of the air noise during drilling and grinding on the fresh isolated temporal bone (author's transl)].
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  • 18. Standardized Active Middle-Ear Implant Coupling to the Short Incus Process.
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  • 19. Wideband energy reflectance measurements of ossicular chain discontinuity and repair in human temporal bone.
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  • 20. Live recordings of sound levels during the use of powered instruments in ENT surgery.
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