Audiology—Terminology and Tests

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14 Audiology—Terminology and Tests 14.1 Decibels and Decibel Scales • Subjective loudness is proportional to equal multiples of sound intensity • Bel = log10 (sound intensity/intensity reference (10–12 W/m2); 10…

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Acute and Chronic Nasal Disorders

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22 Acute and Chronic Nasal Disorders For acute and chronic disease also involving sinuses—see related chapters 24–26 22.1 Bacterial Infections 22.1.1 Folliculitis and Vestibulitis • Invasion of pilosebaceous follicle by…

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Complications of Sinusitis

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25 Complications of Sinusitis 25.1 Complications of Acute Sinusitis • Divided into orbital (60–75%), intracranial (15–20%), and osseous (5–10%) complications • Sinus disease accounts for: 10% of intracranial suppuration 10%…

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Facial Nerve

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19 Facial Nerve 19.1 Anatomy (Fig. 19.1) • Mixed cranial n: Efferent motor fibres to muscles of facial expression, buccinator, stapedius, digastric (posterior belly), and stylohyoid Afferent taste fibres to…

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