1964
DOI: 10.1017/s0022215100063222
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The Effects of Graft Manipulation Following Stapedectomy in the Cat

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“…High-tone loss can occur with any technique and results from localized Organ of Corti degeneration traumatic or toxic in origin. Experimental work by Williams, McNeill and Schuknecht (1964) failed to demonstrate any inner ear damage in cats by repeated forceful pressure upon the oval window graft area and they concluded that the helicotrema permitted rapid release of any pressure rise within one compartment of the inner ear.…”
Section: High-tone Sensori-neural Lossmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…High-tone loss can occur with any technique and results from localized Organ of Corti degeneration traumatic or toxic in origin. Experimental work by Williams, McNeill and Schuknecht (1964) failed to demonstrate any inner ear damage in cats by repeated forceful pressure upon the oval window graft area and they concluded that the helicotrema permitted rapid release of any pressure rise within one compartment of the inner ear.…”
Section: High-tone Sensori-neural Lossmentioning
confidence: 99%