BunchC. C.: Some Observations on Clinical Otosclerosis, Annals of Otology, Rhinology and Laryngology, 43:344–366 (1934), June, reports the results of repeated tests on a few patients with otosclerosis. Recently an attempt to appraise the subsequent hearing in children with otitis media was made by FowlerE. P., The Prognosis of Moderate Deafness in Youth: Variations With Disease, Management and Treatment. N. Y. St. J. Med., 36:607–613 (1936), April 15.
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CioccoA.: Observations on the Hearing of 1,980 Individuals: Biometric Study. Laryngoscope, 42:837–856 (1932), November. See also footnote 4.
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