XIV. The Influence of the Sympathetic Nervous System on the Internal Ear

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Spiegel E. A. : The Influence of the Vegetative Nervous System upon the Functions of the Inner Ear. Handbuch d. Neurol., d. Ohres. Urban & Schwarzenberg, Berl., 1928, 557–564.

Flothow P. G. : Sympathetic Alcohol Injection for Relief of the Arteriosclerotic Pain and Gangrene. Northwest Med., 3: 408–412, 1931.

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