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pp.285-293
Published Date 1962/4/20
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1492202831

 To study bone conduction in acute otitis media observations were made on audiograms that were taken on 23 cases of acute otitis media. After having been cured of the acute affection all of these cases showed no difference in hearing as compared to that before the illness. The findings were as follows:

 (1) In 5 cases no change in hearings (air and bone conductions) was noted in spite of the inflammatory involvement of the eardrum among them.

 (2) Conductive deafness perse was met with only in 7 cases and which might be considered as relatively rare in occurrence.

 (3) However, in 11 cases almost the half of the total number a remarkable bone-conduction loss that may be considered as a condition typifying the state of nerve deafness was found.

 The author concluded that acute inflammatory changes, that involve the middle ear may therefore, readily invade the inner ear.


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