A text-book of the diseases of the ear / by Josef Gruber; translated from the second German edition by special permission of the author, and edited by Edward Law and by Coleman Jewell.

  • Gruber, Josef, 1827-1900.
Date:
1890
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Credit: A text-book of the diseases of the ear / by Josef Gruber; translated from the second German edition by special permission of the author, and edited by Edward Law and by Coleman Jewell. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Auditory canal, vascular papillae of, 46. Auditory canal, internal, 7, 26, 29, 35. — — calcareous deposit in, 534. dilatation of, 536. — — fossula inferior of, 30. — — — superior of, 30. — — fundus of, 30. Auditory derangements in cerebral tu- mours, 540. — in syphilis of brain, 540. — in tubercle of brain, 540. — nervous, 540. Auditory nerve, 103, 107. — amyloid degeneration of, 536. — atrophy of, 535. — ganglion cells of, 109. — hyperaemia of sheath of, 536. — irritation of, 116. — new formations on, 534, 536. — origin of, 109. — — schema of, 504. Auditory ossicles, 69. — abnormal position of, 376. — ankylosis of, 451. — caries of, 411. — connection of, with each other, 72. — — with tympanic membrane, 73. ■ abnormal, 451. with wall of tympanic cavity, 73. — discontinuity of, 376, 455. — exfoliation of, 376. — luxation of, 376, 455. — physiological observations concerning, 114. — structure of, 75. — subluxation of, 376. Auditory perceptions, subjective, 123, 348, 546. — — cessation of, upon pressure on auricular region, 547. influence of, upon mental disorders, 547- _ — — objectively demonstrable, 549. — — prognosis of, 550. treatment of, 550, 556. Auditory region, no, 541. — teeth, 97. Aural diseases, general pathology of, 190. — therapeutics of, 192. Aural forceps, 146. — microscope, Weber-Liel's, 152. — ovoids, 242. — speculum, Brunton's, 153. Auricle, 40. Auricle, absence of, 209. — acute exanthematous eruptions on, 231. — antihelix of, 41. — antitragus of, 41. — arteries of, 60. — burns of, 218. — cutis of, 43. — defect of the, 285. — deformity of, 209, 223. — diphtheritic exudation on, 232. — eczema of, 225. treatment of, 228. — erysipelas of, 231, 232. — erythema of, 231. — excess of development of, 210, 214. — fracture of, 223. — frost-bite of, 219. — glands of, 44. — inflammation of, 231, 232. — injuries of, 218. — lobe of, 42. — malformation of, 209, 214, 223. — perichondrium of, 42. — physiological remarks in reference to the, no. — position of, 40. — scalds of, 263. — structure of, 42. — tragus of, 41. Auricular appendages, 215. Auscultation of the ear, 163, 176. — without employment of catheter, 180. — with employment of catheter, 176. — in connection with sounding instru- ments and speech, 186. Auscultation-sounds, 176, 177, 181, 355. — secondary, 179, 199, 357. Autophonia, 187, 357. Blood-letting, 366. Bone-conduction of sound, 115, 127, 129, 135. 467, 5°7- — in advanced years, 126. Bougie, introduction of, 188. Bougies, Eustachian, 187. Canales semicirculares, 34, 35, 89. Canalis caroticus, 8, 27. — centralis modioli, 38. — cochlearis, 37. — Fallopii, 6, 10, 28. — musculo-tubarius, 15, 26, 32, 68. — nervi petrosi profundi minoris, 10. — palatino-tympanicus. See Tuba Eus- tachii.