XLII. Digest of American and English Otologic Literature for the Year 1918

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Brownfield

R. R.

—Detection of Pretended Loss of Hearing with Special Reference to Unilateral Deafness. Jour. A. M. Ass., Chicago, 1918, LXX, 597.

Callahan

J. F.

—Hearing Test to Detect Malingering. Boston M. & S. J., 1918, CLXXIX, 236.

Callahan

J. F.

—Hearing Test with Voice to Detect Malingering. Boston M. & S. J., 1918, CLXXIX, 423.

Gradenigo

—The Unit of Sound. Stefanini's Phonometer with Ball and Sounder. J. Laryngol., Lond., 1918, XXXIII, 197.

Kerrison

P. D.

—The Tests for Malingering in Defective Hearing. Laryngoscope, St. Louis, 1918, XXVIII, 662.

Mollison

W. M.

—A Note on Schultze's Monochord. J. Laryngol., Lond., 1918, XXXIII, 365.

Prenn

Joseph

.—Hearing Test Apparatus, Boston M. & S. J., 1918, CLXXVIII, 896.

Teal

Frederick F.

—A New Ear Test for Malingering. Laryngoscope, St. Louis, 1918, XXVIII, 615.

Carpenter

E. R.

—Value of the Neuro-Otologic Tests in the Army from a Diagnostic Standpoint. Jour. Am. M. Ass., Chicago, 1918, LXXI, 899.

10.

Culbertson

L. R.

—What Is the Cause of Defective Orientation or Equilibration? Ann. Otol., Rhinol. & Laryngol., St. Louis, 1918, XXVII, 187.

11.

Fisher

Lewis

.—The Method of Analysis of the Barany Tests in Pathologic Cases. Laryngoscope, St. Louis, 1918, XXVIII, 724.

12.

Fisher

Lewis

Lyman

H. W.

—The Ear in “Stunt” Flying. Jour. Am. M. Ass., Chicago, 1918, LXXI, 1977.

13.

Graef

Chas

.—Vertigo. N. York M. J., 1918, CVII, 241.

14.

Graef

Chas

.—Some Points of Interest in Tests of Labyrinthine Function. Laryngoscope, St. Louis, 1918, XXVIII, 811.

15.

Hastings

—Reactions of the Normal Labyrinth. Recent Experience in the U. S. Aviation Examination. Ann. Otol., Rhinol. & Laryngol., St. Louis, 1918, XXVII, 481.

16.

Heitger

J. D.

—The Application and Interpretation of the Newer Ear Tests. J. Indiana M. Asa., Fort Wayne, 1918, XI, 135.

17.

Jones

I. H.

Value of Routine Examination of the Labyrinth. N. York M. J., 1918, XVIII, 167.

18.

Ibid.—The Value of Ear Examination to the Neurologist. Ann. Otol., Rhinol. and Laryngol., St. Louis, 1918, XXVII, 881.

19.

Ibid.—An Attempt at Simplification of the Physiology of the Vestibular Labyrinth. Laryngoscope, St. Louis, 1918, XXVIII, 472.

20.

Lemere

H. B.

—Oculomotor Reaction to Labyrinth Stimulation. Jour. Am. M. Ass., Chicago, 1918, LXXI, 901.

21.

Lewis

E. R.

—Influence of Altitude on the Hearing and the Motion Sensing Apparatus of the Ear. Jour. Am. M. Ass., Chicago, 1918, LXXI, 1398.

22.

Parsons

R. P.

Segar

L. H.

—Barany Chair Tests and Flying Ability. Jour. Am. M. Ass., Chicago, 1918, LXX, 1064.

23.

Robertson

Chas. M.

—Examination of Men Entering the Aviation Service. Jour. Am. M. Ass., Chicago, 1918, LXXI, 813.

24.

Scruton

W. A.

—Examination of Applicants for Aviation Service. U. S. Army. Disqualfying Factors in 1,500 Cases. Some Observations of Past-Pointing After Rotation. Ann. Otol., Rhinol. & Laryngol., St. Louis, 1918, XXVII, 528.

25.

Stimson

G. W.

—The Static Labyrinth. N. York M. J., 1918, CVII. 539.

26.

Swan

C. A.

Lake

—The Results of a Series of Investigations Based on Examination of 110 Individuals, with Regard to the Time of Commencement and Duration of Nystagmus in the Caloric Test. J. Laryngol., Lond., 1918, XXXIII, 118.

27.

Henderson

G. E. W.

—Deafness Due to the Placing of Candle Grease in the External Auditory Meatus. J. Laryngol. Lond., 1918, XXXIII, 61.

28.

Brady

A. J.

—Ossiculectomy in Chronic Adhesive Otitis. J. Laryngol., Lond., 1918, XXXIII, 50.

29.

Emerson

F. P.

—Changing Methods and Advances in the Treatment of Progressive Deafness Following Chronic Hyperplastic Otitis Media (Second Communication). Ann. Otol., Rhino. & Laryngol., St. Louis, 1918, XXVII, 1250.

30.

Frederick

M. W.

—Otosclerosis. N. York M. J., 1918, CVII, 152.

31.

Gluck

Chas

.—Common Deafness: Its More Accurate Handling. Med. Rec., N. Y., 1918, XCIII, 410.

32.

Maybaum

J. L.

—Factors in the Causation of Tinnitus Aurium. N. York M. J., 1918, CVII, 780.

33.

McKenzie

Dan

.—Medication of the Middle Ear per Tubam. J. Laryngol., Lon., 1918, XXXIII, 118.

34.

Pollock

H. L.

—The Treatment of Otosclerosis from an Etiologic Standpoint. Illinois M. J., Chicago, 1918, XXXIV, 268.

35.

Sautter

C. M.

—Pilocarpine in Chronic Deafness. N. York M. J., 1918, CVIII, 592.

36.

Sonnenschein

Robert

.—Proper Diagnosis as a Guide to Prognosis and Operative Treatment of Impaired Hearing. Illinois M. J., Chicago, 1918, XXXIV, 324.

37.

Beck

J. C.

—Surgical Pathology of the Mastoid. Ann. Otol., Rhinol. & Laryngol., St. Louis, 1918, XXVII, 869.

38.

Bigelow

F. Nolton

.—Types of Mastoid Structure with Special Reference to Their Differentiation by Means of Stereoradiography. Ann. Otol., Rhinol. & Laryngol., St. Louis, 1918, XXVII, 887.

39.

Black

W. D.

—Indications for Radical Mastoid Operation in Chronic Suppurative Otitis. J. Missouri M. Ass., St. Louis, 1918, XV, 121.

40.

Bodkin

—The Maxillary Antrum in Mastoiditis. J. Laryngol., Lond., 1918, XXXIII, 200.

41.

Bowers

W. C.

—Answer to Opponents of the Radical Mastoid Operation. Laryngoscope, St. Louis, 1918, XXVIII, 790.

42.

Dench

E. B.

—Conditions Developing in Chronic Suppurative Otitis Media Which Should Constitute the Basis for Exemption from Military Service. Laryngoscope, St. Louis, 1918, XXVIII, 717.

43.

Freer

Otto T.

—The Attic of the Middle Ear; Its Suppurative Conditions. Illinois M. J., Chicago, 1918, XXXIII, 189.

44.

Gluck

Chas

.—Common Deafness; Its More Accurate Handling. Med. Rec., N. Y., 1918, XCIII, 410.

45.

Gluck

Charles

.—Nasal and Aural Polypi; Their Permanent Cure. Laryngoscope, St. Louis, 1918, XXVIII, 186.

46.

Graham

H. B.

—Osteosclerosis of the Temporal Bone in Chronic Suppuration. Laryngoscope, St. Louis, 1918, XXVIII, 872.

47.

Howley

B. M.

—Facial Paralysis in Ear Disease. J. Med. Soc., N. Jersey, Newark, 1918, XV, 270.

48.

Huntington

W. H.

—Mastoiditis. Med. Rec., N. Y., 1918, XCIII, 849.

49.

Kahn

Alfred

.—Paraffin in the Ear and Nose. N. York M. J., 1918, CVII, 681.

50.

Kahn

Alfred

.—Outlines of a New Instrument to Be Used in Skin Grafting in the Radical Mastoid Cavity. Laryngoscope, St. Louis, 1918, XXVIII, 875.

51.

Kerrison

P. D.

—A Case of Abducens Paralysis Complicating Mastoiditis. Brief Discussion of This Complication as an Indication for Surgical Treatment. Med. Rec., N. Y., 1918, XCIV, 941.

52.

Kerrison

P. D.

—Report of a Case of Chronic Middle Ear Suppuration Treated by the Carel-Dakin Method, Following a Radical Operation Laryngoscope, St. Louis, 1918, XXVIII, 537.

53.

Kyle

J. J.

—The Modern Mastoid Operation. Laryngoscope, St. Louis, 1918, XXVIII. 805.

54.

Lathrope

G. H.

—Acute Mastoiditis as a Complication of Infectious Diseases. Jour. Am. M. Ass., Chicago, 1918, LXXI, 451.

55.

Lyon-Mercado

—A Note on the After-Treatment of the Radical Mastoid Operation. Lancet, Lond., 1918, CXCIV, 373.

56.

Maclay

Neil

.—Malaria Occurring Immediately After Operation for Acute Mastoiditis. J. Laryngol., Lond., 1918, XXXIII, 269.

57.

McNaught

Harvard

.—The Role of the Pseudodiphtheria Bacillus in the Pathogenesis of Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases. Ann Otol., Rhinol. & Laryngol., St. Louis, 1918, XXVII, 245.

58.

Orton

Henry B.

—Local Anesthesia in Mastoid Operations. Ann. Otol., Rhinol. & Laryngol., St. Louis, 1918, XXVII, 1261.

59.

Prentiss

H. J.

—To Determine the Location of the Lateral Sinus from External Markins. Also, the Approach to the Mastoid Antrum, as Modified by Surface Markings. Ann. Otol., Rhinol. & Laryngol., St. Louis, 1918, XXVII, 116.

60.

Price

C. E.

—Middle Ear Infections. Illinois M. J., Chicago, 1918, XXXIV, 204.

61.

Richards

J. D.

—Report of a Case of Granuloma of the Mastoid Simulating Subperiosteal Abscess. Ann. Otol., Rhinol. & Laryngol., St. Louis, 1918, XXVII, 587.

62.

Scarlett

Rufus B.

—Earache and Its Management. N. York M. J., 1918, CVII, 631.

63.

Schiller

A. Noah

.—Facial Paralysis Following Infection of the External Auditory Canal. N. York M. J., 1918, CVII, 403.

64.

Sharpe

.—Operative Treatment in Selected Cases or Chronic Peripheral Facial Paralysis. Jour. Am. M. Ass., Chicago, 1918, LXX, 1364.

65.

Smith

J. Morrisette

.—The Radical Mastoid Operation: Indications, Technic and Results. Laryngoscope, St. Louis, 1918, XXVIII, 584.

66.

Sobotky

Irving

.—Severance of the Chorda Tympani Nerve. Boston M. & S. J., 1918, CLXXVIII, 224.

67.

Steel

Geo. E.

— Mastoiditis. N. York M. J., 1918, CVII, 63.

68.

Wheeler

J. M.

—Paralysis of the Sixth Cranial Nerve Associated with Otitis Media. Jour. Am. M. Ass., Chicago, 1918, LXXI, 1918.

69.

Ballou

David H.

—Lateral Sinus Thrombosis. Three Cases. Laryngoscope, St. Louis, 1918, XXVIII, 465.

70.

Boot

G. W.

—Cases Illustrating the Diagnosis of Intracranial Complications of Ear Diseases. Ann. Otol., Rhinol. & Laryngol., St. Louis, 1918, XXVII, 213.

71.

Braislin

Wm. C.

—Brain Abscess Caused by Chronic Suppurative Otitis. N. York M. J., 1918, CVII, 446.

72.

Braun

Alfred

.—The Pathology of Sinus Thrombosis. Ann. Otol., Rhinol. & Laryngol., St. Louis, 1918, XXVII, 461.

73.

Braun

Alfred

.—The Diagnosis of Sinus Thrombosis. N. York M. J., 1918, CVIII, 1069.

74.

Dabney

—Two Cases of Unusual Wounding of the Lateral Sinus. Ann. Otol., Rhinol. & Laryngol., St. Louis, 1918, XXVII, 607.

75.

Dench

E. B.

—Acute Meningitis. Laryngoscope, St. Louis, 1918, XXVIII, 501.

76.

Dickie

J. K. Milne

.—Two Interesting Cases of Middle Ear Suppuration with Complications. J. Laryngol., Lond., 1918, XXXIII, 106.

77.

Faulkner

E. Ross

.—Two Cases of Sinus Thrombosis Which Presented Unusual Difficulties in Diagnosis. Ann. Otol., Rhinol. & Laryngol., St. Louis, 1918, XXVII, 970.

78.

Glogau

Otto

.—A Case of Otogenous Temporal Abscess with Hemiplegia. Facial Paralysis and Aphasia; Cerebral Drainage, Decompression, Recovery. Ann. Otol., Rhinol. & Laryngol., St. Louis, 1918, XXVII, 456.

79.

Hastings

—Intracranial Complications of Diseases of the Ear, Nose and Throat Calif. State J. M., San Fran., 1918, XVI, 520.

80.

Kahn

Alfred

.—A Case of Labyrinthal Meningitis with Suggestions for a New Labyrinth Operation. Med. Rec., N. Y., 1918, XCIV, 930.

81.

Layman

—Report of a Case of Purulent Leptomeningitis of Otitic Origin. Ann. Otol., Rhinol & Laryngol., St. Louis, 1918, XXVII, 149.

82.

Page

John R.

—Report of a Case of Mastoidectomy for Acute Suppurative Otitis Media, Followed Later by Facial Paralysis, Almost Total Deafness, Meningitis, Death. Ann. Otol., Rhinol. & Laryngol., St. Louis, 1918, XXVII, 589.

83.

Perkins

Chas. E.

—Leucocytosis of the Spinal Fluid in the Diagnosis of Meningitis. Ann. Otol., Rhinol. & Laryngol., St. Louis, 1918, XXVII, 974.

84.

Perkins

Chas. E.

—A Case of Meningitis Treated by Labyrinthectomy and Decompression. Laryngoscope, St. Louis, 1918, XXVIII, 695.

85.

Gluck

Charles

.—Common Deafness: Its More Accurate Handling. Med. Rec., N. Y., 1918, XCIII, 410.

86.

Mackenzie

G. W.

—Syphilis of the Inner Ear and Eighth Nerve. Am. J. of Syph., 1918, II, 241.

87.

Mackenzie

G. W.

—The Report of a Case of Neuritis of the Eighth Nerve Involving Both Branches, from a Focal Infection in the Appendix. Ann. Otol., Rhinol. & Laryngol., St. Louis, 1918, XXVII, 490.

88.

Mygind

S. H.

—A New Symptom of Labyrinth Fistula. J. Laryngol., Lond., 1918, XXXIII, 143.

89.

Rott

O. M.

—The Clinical Interpretation of Labyrinthine Phenomena in the Presence of Suppurative Inflammation of the Middle Ear. Northwest Med., Seattle, February, 1918.

90.

Jones-Phillipson

C. E.

—War Injuries and Neuroses of Otological Interest. J. Laryngol., Lond., 1918, XXXIII, 77 and 111.

91.

McBride

Turner

A. L.

—War Deafness, with Special Reference to the Value of the Vestibular Tests. Lancet, London. 1918, CXCV, 73.

92.

Richardson

C. W.

—Ear Protectors. Laryngoscope, St. Louis, 1918, XXVIII, 514.

93.

Wilson

J. Gordon

.—The Effect of High Explosives on the Ear. N. York M. J., 1918, CVII, 357.

94.

Blake

C. J.

—Speech Reading for the War Deaf. Boston M. & S. J., 1918, CLXXIX, 697.

95.

Morgenstern

Louise I.

—The Medical Profession and the Dear. Laryngoscope, St. Louis, 1918, XXVIII, 612.

96.

Scripture

May K.

Mrs. —Abnormal Voices: Falsetto, Nasality, Hoarseness, Cleft Palate Speech, Choreatic Speech, Anarthria, the Voice of the Deaf, and the Mental Deficient. Laryngoscope, St. Louis, 1918, XXVIII, 457.

97.

Davis

G. E.

—The Importance of Recognizing the Relation of Ear Conditions to the General System. Ann. Otol., Rhinol. & Laryngol., St. Louis, 1918, XXVII, 226.

98.

Harris

T. J.

—Radium in Diseases of the Ear. Ann. Otol., Rhinol. & Laryngol., St. Louis, 1918, XXVII, 986.

99.

Kobler

E. Willis

.—A Survey of Ear Conditions in School Children. N. York M. J., 1918, CVIII, 66. 404 Paulsen Building.