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117 related items for PubMed ID: 2615940

  • 21. Dichotic listening in a child with a cerebral lesion: the "paradoxical" ipsilateral ear deficit.
    Jerger S, Zeller RS.
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  • 39. Audiological manifestations in "split brain" patients.
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