Intra-Aural Muscular Reflexes Elicited by Air Current Stimulation of the External Ear: Preliminary Report: Acta Oto-Laryngologica: Vol 54, No 1-6

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A review is given of the intra-aural muscular reflexes elicited by air current stimulation of the external human ear. Air current stimulation is advantageous compared with acoustic stimulation, being independent of the hearing in the contralateral ear, provided the reflex path is intact. The diagnostic scope of impedance measurements is thus substantially increased.

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