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inflammation of the labyritnh (inner ear) (aka vestibular neuritis) |
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inflammation of the mastoid bone |
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inflammation of the tympanic membrane (eardrum) |
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inflammation of the ear and mastoid bone |
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abnormal condition of fungus in the ear (usually affects the external auditory canal) |
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discharge of pus from the ear |
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pertaining to the cochlea implant |
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excision of the labyrinth |
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excision of the mastoid bone |
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incision into the mastoid bone |
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surgical repair of the tympanic membrane |
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incision into the tympanic membrane (aka tympanocentesis) |
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surgical repair (of the hearing mechanism) of the middle ear (including the tympanic membrane and ossicles) |
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(graphic) record of hearing |
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instrument used to measure hearing |
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process of recording the electrical activity in the cochlea (in response to sound) |
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instrument used for visual examination of the ear |
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visual examination of the ear |
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instrument used to measure middle ear (function) |
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measurement (of movement) of the tympanic membrane |
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one who studies and specializes in hearing |
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pertaining to the cochlea |
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physician who studies and treats diseases of the ear |
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study of the ear (diseases) |
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physician who studies and treats diseases of the ear, nose and larynx (aka otolaryngologist) |
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pertaining to the vestibule |
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pertaining to the vestibule and the cochlea |
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