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Meanings of tympanic membrane in English
Synonyms
Examples for "eardrum"
Examples for "eardrum"
1
A second later the agent's chronically overenthusiastic voice nearly broke Rubens' eardrum.
2
A blare of whistling feedback grated on every eardrum in the building.
3
Despite the plugs in his ears, his left eardrum was severely damaged.
4
When sounds strike the eardrum it vibrates and excites the nerve of hearing.
5
The current study focused on the traumatic causes of eardrum perforations.
1
They are without the tympanum and tympanic cavity, and all its appendages.
2
With great effort Sharn-igon scratched the words out on his tympanum.
3
And music played the tympanum and the pipe, the cithara and the harp.
4
The relief panel in the tympanum represents various types of industry.
5
The tympanum of the ear yields to the fierce external pressure.
Usage of tympanic membrane in English
1
Thus, surgical treatment of dry and apparently stable tympanic membrane perforation is warranted.
2
Tympanoplasty is the standard and well-established procedure for closure of tympanic membrane perforations.
3
Turnbull has recorded two cases of perforation of the tympanic membrane from lumbricoides.
4
In addition, a negative correlation between age and compliance of the tympanic membrane was discovered.
5
A quarter of children were diagnosed with broken eardrums, technically known as tympanic membrane perforations.
6
Conclusion: Three techniques were found to be feasible for tympanic membrane perforations smaller than 3 mm.
7
In one of the cases the larvae entered the drum-cavity through a rupture in the tympanic membrane.
8
There were no statistically significant differences in tympanic membrane closure rates between techniques with regard to size.
9
This, in turn, may lead to a chronic inflammation of the canal and of the tympanic membrane.
10
In the embryo of the higher Vertebrates it closes up in the centre, and thus forms the tympanic membrane.
11
This tube is generally closed, the air space behind the tympanic membrane being thus cut off from the external air.
12
After validating the bench-top system, two hand-held probe implementations for contact-based imaging and in vivo human tympanic membrane imaging are presented.
13
Subjects and methods: This investigation included 45 patients with chronic tympanic membrane perforations smaller than 3 mm.
14
Deeper, past the secret passage of the tympanic membrane, through the drum, sit like atolls the malleus, the incus, and the stapes.
15
Objective: To draw attention to the possibility of an aberrant internal carotid artery behind an intact tympanic membrane presenting as a middle-ear mass.
16
Bannofont reports a case of congenital imperforation of the left auditory canal existing near the tympanic membrane with total deafness in that ear.
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Translations for tympanic membrane
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