[The dilated vestibular aqueduct syndrome]
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[The dilated vestibular aqueduct syndrome]
[Article in
French]
Ann Otolaryngol Chir Cervicofac.
1989.
Abstract
The authors analyse the clinical, radiological and audiometric findings in a population of 89 ears of 49 patients. There was no correlation between bone malformation and auditory deficit which was often profound. This anomaly occurs during the 7th week of embryogenesis and represents one facet of the dysplasia of Mondini.
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