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Incus structure
Known as:
INCUS
, anvil (ear)
One of the three bones comprising the middle ear. This anvil-shaped bone is positioned between the malleus and the stapes.
National Institutes of Health
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Broader (2)
Ear ossicle structure
middle ear
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Structure of long process of incus
Structure of short process of incus
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1998
1998
Erste Implantationen eines vollständig implantierbaren elektronischen Hörsystems bei Patienten mit Innenohrschwerhörigkeit
H. Zenner
,
M. Maassen
,
+4 authors
H. Leysieffer
HNO (Berlin. Print)
1998
Corpus ID: 30238580
Zusammenfassung:Für die Mehrzahl der Innenohrschwerhörigen kann selbst mit modernster Hörgerätetechnik keine die Patienten…
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1997
1997
Ossikelankopplung eines implantierbaren Hörgerätewandlers mittels eines Er:YAG-Lasers
R. Lehner
,
M. Maassen
,
D. Plester
,
H. Zenner
HNO (Berlin. Print)
1997
Corpus ID: 35839618
ZusammenfassungFür die Ankopplung des Tübinger Hörgerätewandlers [7] an den langen Amboßfortsatz oder an das Stapesköpfchen…
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1996
1996
Ossicular reconstruction in cases of absent or inadequate incus, congenital malformation of the middle ear and epitympanic fixation of the incus and malleus.
Tange Ra
1996
Corpus ID: 221924731
This paper reports on the reconstruction of the sound-conducting system in the middle ear in those ears in which the incus and…
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1987
1987
Attenuation and protection provided by ossicular removal.
W. W. Clark
,
B. Bohne
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
1987
Corpus ID: 20690472
Behavioral studies of hearing loss produced by exposure to ototraumatic agents in experimental animals, combined with the…
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1985
1985
Proximal symphalangia and stapes ankylosis.
C. Cremers
,
E. Theunissen
,
W. Kuijpers
A M A Archives of Otolaryngology
1985
Corpus ID: 41261852
A father and his two sons had an autosomal-dominant syndrome of proximal symphalangia and conductive hearing loss. Exploratory…
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1967
1967
Epitympanic Ossicular Fixation
Sleeckx Jp
,
Shea Jj
,
Pitzer Fj
1967
Corpus ID: 222403390
EPITYMPANIC fixation of the incus, the malleus, or both can occur without prior chronic otitis media. Such fixation is more…
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1967
1967
The borrowed ossicle in tympanoplasty.
R. Wehrs
A M A Archives of Otolaryngology
1967
Corpus ID: 29142320
THE INNOVATION of repositioning the incus fragment in order to reconstruct the ossicular chain during tympanoplasty has been one…
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1966
1966
Incus homografts in cats.
D. Wilson
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J. Pulec
,
P. D. Van Vliet
A M A Archives of Otolaryngology
1966
Corpus ID: 5145668
RECONSTRUCTION of the ossicular chain of the middle ear in humans is a major problem and taxes the resourcefulness of the…
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Review
1965
Review
1965
Reconstruction of ossicular chain in incus defects. An experimental study.
O. Elbrønd
,
B. S. Elpern
A M A Archives of Otolaryngology
1965
Corpus ID: 38498247
IN RECENT years, numerous methods and materials have been used in reconstruction of the defective ossicular chain. However, in…
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1958
1958
Dislocation of the Incus Due to Head Injury
F. Bauer
Journal of Laryngology and Otology
1958
Corpus ID: 32748559
FORMERLY, in cases of post-traumatic deafness, diagnosis of a disrupted ossicular chain, if made at all, meant that the prognosis…
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