II Observations on Bone Conduction in Fenestration Cases

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Kobrak H. : Tensor Tympani Muscle Reflex in Analysis of Function of Middle and Internal Ear, Annals of Otology, Rhinology and Laryngology 47:830, 1936.

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Bekesy G. V. : Zur Theorie des Horens bei der Schallaufnahme durch Knochenleitung, Ann. d. Physik. 14:6–10, 1932.

Kobrak H. G. : Physiology of the Conduction Mechanism. Unpublished data presented before Otosclerosis Study Group, October 12, 1947.

Herzog H. : The Bone Conduction Problem: Theoretical Considerations, Zeitschrift f. Hals-Nasen-u. Ohrenh. 15:300–306, 1926.

Krainz W. : The Bone Conduction Problem: Experimental Results, Zeitschrift f. Hals-Nasen-u. Ohrenh. 15:306–313, 1926.

Perlman H. B. : Stroboscopic Examination of the Ear, Annals of Otology, Rhinology and Laryngology 54:483 (Sept.) 1945.

Shambaugh G. E. Jr. : Personal communication.

Bekesy G. V. : Sound Pressure Difference Between the Round and Oval Windows and the Artificial Window of the Labyrinthine Fenestration, Acta Otolaryng. 35:301–315, 1946.

Wever Glenn : Physiology of Sound Perception, Meeting of Otosclerosis Study Group, 1947.

Pohlman M. E. : The Artificial Middle Ear, Annals of Otology, Rhinology and Laryngology 46:647 (Sept.) 1947.