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. 2009 Jun;29(3):169-72.

Gradenigo's syndrome and Dorello's canal

D Felisati  1 , G Sperati
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Gradenigo's syndrome and Dorello's canal

D Felisati et al. Acta Otorhinolaryngol Ital. 2009 Jun.
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Primo Dorrello (1872-1963).
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Count Giuseppe Gradenigo (1859-1926), the most famous Italian Otologist of that era.
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The two articles published by Dorello in 1906 and 1909, the first of which referred to a new interpretation of the pathogenesis of post-otitic paralysis of the abducent, the second was dedicated to the difference of opinion with Gradenigo on the same topic.
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References

    1. Gradenigo G. Über circumscripte Leptomeningitis mit spinalen Symptomen und über Paralyse des N. abducens otitischen Ursprungs. Arch Ohrenheilk 1904;62:255-70.
    1. Gradenigo G. Sur un syndrome particulier des complications endocraniennes otitiques: paralysie de l’abducteur d’origine otitique. Annales des Maladies de l’Oreille, du Larynx du nez et du pharynx 1904;30:120-52.
    1. Gradenigo G. Sulla paralisi dell’abducente di origine otitica. Arch Ital Otol Rinol Laringol 1904.
    1. Mongardi R. Un caso di paralisi del VI di origine otitica. Arch Ital Otol Rinol Laringol 1904.
    1. Citelli S. Sulla paralisi dell’abducente di origine otitica e sul suo significato clinico. Arch Ital Otol Rinol Laringol 1904.

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