7. Clinical anatomy and physiology of the inner ear. Methods of researching the vestibular and auditory analyzer.
7. Clinical anatomy and physiology of the inner ear. Methods of researching the vestibular and auditory analyzer.
1. Clinical anatomy of the cochlea of the inner ear. Hearing testing methods.
1. Clinical anatomy of the cochlea of the inner ear. Hearing testing methods.
2. Clinical anatomy, physiology and research of vestibular analyzer.
2. Clinical anatomy, physiology and research of vestibular analyzer.
3. The parents of two-years-old girl noticed that in age two their child had being treated with gentamycinum due to pneumonia. Clinically – absolute deafness.
3. The parents of two-years-old girl noticed that in age two their child had being treated with gentamycinum due to pneumonia. Clinically – absolute deafness.
What is origin of deafness?
What is origin of deafness?
8. Nonpurulent ear disease. Labyrinthitis. Ears operations.
8. Nonpurulent ear disease. Labyrinthitis. Ears operations.
1. Sensoneural hearing loss and deafness: etiology, clinical presentation, diagnosis, treatment.
1. Sensoneural hearing loss and deafness: etiology, clinical presentation, diagnosis, treatment.
2. Reflux Otitis Media. Secretory otitis media.
2. Reflux Otitis Media. Secretory otitis media.
3. The patient, 55 years-old, stamp operator, complains of audition decrease, slight balance disorders. Otoscopy: eardrums are normal, Audition: Speaking test – 5 m bilaterally, whisper – 0.5 m. Audiogram – the curves of bony and air conduction decreased down to 40 db, go parallel, from 4000 Hz – collapse to null.
3. The patient, 55 years-old, stamp operator, complains of audition decrease, slight balance disorders. Otoscopy: eardrums are normal, Audition: Speaking test – 5 m bilaterally, whisper – 0.5 m. Audiogram – the curves of bony and air conduction decreased down to 40 db, go parallel, from 4000 Hz – collapse to null.
What is diagnosis?
What is diagnosis?