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L'Audiometrie Automatique De Von Bekesy Etude Statistique De 1000 Cas Oto-Neurologiques Selon La Mèathode De Jerger

G F Greiner Clinique O.R.L. Hopital civil, Strasbourg, France
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C Conraux Clinique O.R.L. Hopital civil, Strasbourg, France
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E Dillenschneider Clinique O.R.L. Hopital civil, Strasbourg, France
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P Picart Clinique O.R.L. Hopital civil, Strasbourg, France
Pages 102-110 | Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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O. Sala & G. Babighian. (1973) Automatic versus Standard Audiometry. Audiology 12:1, pages 21-27.
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H. G. Dieroff. (1970) Concerning BéKéSY Type V Audiograms as Evidence of Functional Hearing Loss. International Audiology 9:2-4, pages 149-155.
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E. König. (1969) Audiological Tests in Presbyacusis. International Audiology 8:2-3, pages 240-259.
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