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      Biomechanics of the Primate Skull Base 

      Demes, Brigitte (Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg, 1985)
      In the search for explanations for differences in the shape of skulls and their phylogenetic development, the morphology of the skull must be seen in connec­ tion with the functions it has to perform. The skull encloses ...
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      Biomaterials in Otology 

      Grote, J. J. (Springer, Dordrecht, 1984)
      The need for better implant materials was a stimulus for the increa­ sing knowledge of Biomaterial Scientists. Different surgical disciplines were very successful in the use of prostheses, especially because they based ...
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      Traumatology of the Skull Base 

      Samii, M.; Brihaye, J. (Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg, 1983)
      As a result of its structure, the skull base forms a borderline between different medi­ cal and surgical specialties. Nevertheless, the pathology of the skull may involve crossing these boundaries. Consequently, treatment ...
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      Computer Reformations of the Brain and Skull Base 

      Unsöld, Renate; Ostertag, Christoph B.; DeGroot, Jack; Newton, Thomas H. (Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg, 1982)
      Anatomy and Clinical Application
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      Tinnitus: Facts, Theories, and Treatments 

      Committee on Hearing, Bioacoustics, and Biomechanics, National Research Council (National Academy Press, 1982)
      Hearing sounds that do not originate in the world outside the body is an experience that probably every human has at one time or another in life. The sounds heard range from popping and clicking to intermittent roaring and ...
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      Functional Otology: The Practice of Audiology 

      Heller, Morris F.; Anderman, Bernard M.; Singer, Ellis E. (Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg, 1955)
      This book has been written to show how the auditory functional examination and the rehabilitation of the acoustically handicapped patient can be integrated into otological practice. The scope and operation of large audiology ...