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Fenestra Rotunda

An opening into the cochlea of the inner ear that allows for fluid within the cochlea to move.
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Inner Wall of the Tympanum

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2009
2009
The four modes of seeing : approaches to medieval imagery in honor of Madeline Harrison Caviness
Contents: Introduction. Part 1: The Material Object: The glazing of Siena Cathedral's fenestra rotunda magna: preliminary… 
1982
1982
[Acoustic lenses : a new approach to auditory contactology].
New developments in the long established Yearsley phenomenon (artificial ear-drum), using the fenestra rotunda route, have become… 
1975
1975
Anti-Vertigo Agents and Experimental Measurement of Inner Ear Temperature (Thermister Method)
1961
1961
Exclusion of hearing and destruction of the vestibular apparatus in the rabbit
SummaryThe authors suggest a method for exclusion of hearing and destruction of vestibular apparatus in rabbits, without any… 
1960
1960
[Physiology of the fenestra rotunda and tympanoplasties].
1960
1960
Physiology of the fenestra rotunda and tympanoplasties
  • C. Jm
  • 1960
  • Corpus ID: 89417149
1959
1959
[Functional role of the fenestra rotunda in prognosis of fenestration of the labyrinth in otosclerosis].
Review
1956
Review
1956
[Physiology of the fenestra rotunda; critical review].
1956
1956
[Function test of the fenestra ovalis and fenestra rotunda].
1956
1956
[Opening of the fenestra ovalis and fenestra rotunda as operative incident during tympanoplasty; functional consequences].
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