HOME PINNA / CONCHA HEARING AID MORPHOLOGY TABLE OF CONTENTS EXTERNAL CANAL VO SYSTEMS REFERENCES TYM. MEM. / MID. EAR MOTION VO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INTRODUCTION NEWS HISTORIC OTOSCOPY SURVEY SELECTED TOPICS VIEWING FAQ VO FORUM CONTRIBUTED CASES BOTTOM

THE HUMAN EAR IN ANATOMICAL TRANSPARENCIES (1944); Authors: S. Polyak, M.D.; G. McHugh; D. Judd, M.D. Part I Transparencies edited for the Internet (1998) by Roy F. Sullivan, Ph.D. and presented by permission of SONOTONE CORPORATION; Longwood, FL AN AURAL ATLAS (1946); Editors: S. Kopetsky, M.D., R. Almour, M.D., J. Bell, M.D. & M. Gordon, M.D. Entire volume edited for the Internet (1998) by Roy F. Sullivan, Ph.D. and presented by permission of WYETH-AYERST LABORATORIES. Woodcuts from Guilhelmi Fabricius Hildanus (William Fabry of Hilden, Germany) Observationem & curationum chirurgicarum centuriae (I-V) showing first aural speculum and illustrations of otic surgical instruments, 1641. Color lithograph TM images from Lehrbuch der Ohrenheilkunde; Josef Gruber, M.D.,1870 ed., 1888 ed. Color lithograph TM images from Atlas and Epitome of Otology: Gustav Bruhl, M.D. & Adam Politzer, M.D., 1898, 1902

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