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Savaş Kırat and Berkay Arslan* View abstract
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he Eustachian Tube (ET) is 31-38 mm long and is localized at an angle of 450 to the horizontal plane, 1/3 of which is posteri- or bone and 2/3 is anterior cartilage...... ReadMore -
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Petrov SM* View abstract
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Even at the initial stage of work on the topic of cochlear implantation, we had an assumption that after the operation of cochlear implantation (CI), CI patients may have the recruitment phenomenon. Taking into account the results of the world’s first study of the stapedial reflex...... ReadMore
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Serdar Ferit Toprak, Muhammed Aryal and Serkan Dedeoglu* View abstract
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The relationship between vitamin D and laryngomalacia is not fully known. Our study aimed to investigate whether there is any relationship between laryngomalacia and vitamin D...... ReadMore
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Mini Review
Berkay Arslan* View abstract
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Stuttering is known as the disorder of speech fluency. It is characterized by the oral and laryngeal blocks, repetition of words, syllables or sounds or prolongation of sounds [1]. According to the definition by Legislative Council of the American Speech-Language...... ReadMore
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Hirobumi Ito* View abstract
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EAT was performed on 546 patients with chronic epipharyngitis who visited our clinic between August 2018 and August 2019. A retrospective observational study was conducted on 55 of these cases that received a cure decision. As evaluation indices, the bleeding score and the EAT score were used...... ReadMore
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Mini Review
Paul T E Cusack* View abstract
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I suspect that schizophrenia and autism is caused by too high levels of testosterone in the womb of the birth mother at the time of pregnancy. Too much testosterone leads to male characteristic such as tallness and large craniums. Ferrous chloride (Fe CL2) is common in drinking water...... ReadMore
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Jan Myjkowski* View abstract
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According to the Georg von Bekesy’s theory of traveling wave, announced in 1928, a sound wave from the eardrum travels to the receptor through the middle ear, cochlear fluids, basilemma and bending of the acoustic cell hairs. An analysis of the mechanisms of transmission of information indicates a large number of problems related to the conveyance of a sound signal traveling this way. Experimental studies corroborate some objections which regard as follows: Disappearance of the Sound Wave on the Way to the Receptor a. Threshold hearing according to this theory, which is impossible due to wave energy disappearance. b. Impossible is a resonance of very short audible sounds. c. Inertia in the ear, which creates problems in the case of high frequencies. d. Resolution of the lowest frequencies according to the wavelength. e. Calculati..... ReadMore
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Short Communication
Bola Siafa Antoine*, Andjock Nkouo Yves Christian, Meva’a Bouelle Roger Christian, Alobwede Eitel, Majoumo Grâce Aurélie, Sando Zacharie, Djomou François and Njock Richard View abstract
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Thyroid cancer is the most pervasive endocrine cancer worldwide. Nodular goiter occupies and represents an important part of thyroid pathologies and 7 – 15% are said to be malignant. In the past 3 decades, there has been an increase in the number of people diagnosed with thyroid gland cancer...... ReadMore
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