Tubal function in patients with chronic secretory otitis media: Acta Oto-Laryngologica: Vol 69, No sup263

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Abstract

Tubulation of the middle ear in patients with chronic secretory otitis offers an oppotunity to evaluate the tubal function by means of aspiration by the method of Flisberg. The tubal function was followed in 18 patients by this method for 6 months and was found to be definitely inferior to normal values as given by Holmquist.

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