PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «AURISCOPIC»
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «AURISCOPIC»
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1
Pyogenic infective diseases of the brain and spinal cord
Careful auriscopic examination occasionally may reveal erosions in the tegmen
through which pus issues in drops, which would be a clear indication of
intracranial abscess (seep. 142). Symptoms of empyema of the frontal sinuses.
Sir William Macewen, 1893
(2) Auriscopic examination of the ear. It is officially recommended that the
auriscope should be routinely used whatever the history. A further screening
instrument now in use in many areas, is the sweep-frequency audiometer. The
importance ...
3
The Journal of Laryngology, Rhinology, and Otology
He then goes on to say : " If the state of the middle ear, previously ascertained by
auriscopic examination, renders it desirable to open into the tympanic attic, this
may be done by means of a fine burr applied to the junction of the roof with the ...
He then goes on to say : "If the state of the middle ear, previously ascertained by
auriscopic examination, renders it desirable to open into the tympanic attic, this
may be done by means of a fine bur applied Jo the junction of the roof with the ...
5
The Dublin Journal of Medical Science
Dr. Bainsford kindly made an auriscopic examination for me, and from the
appearances presented by the membranae tympani and the auditory canals was
inclined to think that there had been otorrhoea. The patient, however, had no ...
6
Handbook of Nitrous Oxide and Oxygen Sedation
... incus and stapes of the middle ear. ear mites Otodectes cynotis; surface-living,
visible to the naked eye and can be seen on auriscopic examination; a common
cause of otitis externa. All animals within the household will require treatment, ...
Morris S. Clark, Ann L. Brunick, 2008
Nasal sarcoidosis almost always involves the anterior nasal cavity and may be
seen through an ophthalmoscope with auriscopic attachment. There is often
narrowing of the nasal cavities. The nasal mucosa is often red, swollen and
friable with ...
Donald N Mitchell, Athol Wells, Stephen G Spiro, 2012
8
Dictionary of Veterinary Nursing
ear mites Otodectes cynotis; surface-living, visible to the naked eye and can be
seen on auriscopic examination; a common cause of otitis externa. All animals
within the household will require treatment, as the mites are not host-specific;
cats ...
Denis Richard Lane, Sue Guthrie, Sian Griffith, 2007
9
Care of the Cancer Patient: A Quick Reference Guide
... ptosis; size, shape and symmetry of pupils; diplopia and nystagmus. V Facial
sensation; jaw jerk; eyelid reflexes. VII Facial movements; taste on anterior two-
thirds of tongue. VIII Auditory acuity; positional nystagmus; auriscopic
examination.
Wesley C. Finegan, Angela McGurk, 2007
10
Pocket Clinical Examination
... 117 dysphonia 116 dyspnoea cardiac cause 37–8, 53, 199 respiratory cause
64–5, 73–4 ear, anatomy 148, 149 ear examination auriscopic examination 149–
50 hearing testing 121, 150–1, 193, 211 inspection 148–9 method 148–51, 154 ...
Nicholas J. Talley, Simon O'Connor, 2009
