Studies of the VIII nerve
By: by the Research Study Club of Los Angeles ...
Publisher: The Laryngoscope Press
Published: 1937
Place of publication: St. Louis, Mo
Language: eng
Number of pages: 268
Subjects: Acoustic nerve
Notes: CONTINUED: XII. The differential diagnosis of surgical and non-surgical lesions of the cerebellum, pons, and medulla (posterior fossa) by M.A. Glaser and H.M. Beerman.--XIII. Neuro-otologic studies in epilepsy, by E.E. Langdon.--XIV. Flying blind - a study in the physiology of the VIII nerve, by  I.H. Jones and W.C. Ocker.--XV. Analogies and differences of the II and VIII nerves and endorgans: generalizing, preliminary, anatomic considerations, especially with references to choked disc, glaucoma, and choked labyrinth, by C.B. Walker.

Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: title: The nervus acusticus: I. Applied anatomy of the VIII nerve and its environs, the cerebellopontile angle, by C.B. Courville.; title: II. Pathologic conditions involving the VIII nerve and the cerebellopontile angle, by Newton Evans and C.B. Courville.; title: III. Histopathology of the VIII nerve, by E.M. Hall.; title: IV. The pathologic anatomy of neoplasms of the VIII nerve, by L.J. Adelstein.; title: V. The VIII nerve: symptomatology, from the standpoint of neurology, by S.D. Ingham.; title: VI. VIII nerve: symptomatology, from the standpoint of neurosurgery, by C.W. Rand.; title: VII. Vestibular symptomatology, by E.R. Lewis.; title: Symposium on the VIII nerve:; title: VIII. Basic principles underlying tests of hearing, by V.O. Knudsen and I.H. Jones.; title: IX. Diagnosis of hearing impairments, by I.H. Jones and V.O. Knudsen.; title: X. Artificial aids to hearing, by V.O. Knudsen and I.H. Jones.; title: XI. Audiometry and the prescribing of hearing aids, by I.H. Jones and V.O. Knudsen.