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LXXIV Surgery for Congenital Atresia with Report of a Case

Rosenberger, 1949

Document ID
7956660687549483016
Author
Rosenberger H
Publication year
Publication venue
Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology

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In 1934 Hall, 6 and in 1943 Cohen and Fox," reiterate the dictum against operating in unilateral cases of congenital atresia. However, in 1947 a new viewpoint was introduced by Pattee" who was impressed by the similarity of audiograms in his cases of clinical …
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