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The Etiology of Otosclerosis1

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  06 August 2007

W. Sohier Bryant  and
J. S. Fraser
W. Sohier Bryant
Affiliation:
New York
J. S. Fraser
Affiliation:
Edinburgh
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Special Article
Information
The Journal of Laryngology, Rhinology, and Otology , Volume 30 , Issue 10 , October 1915 , pp. 389 - 397
Copyright
Copyright © JLO (1984) Limited 1915

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Footnotes

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For the making of this abstract Dr. Bryant has kindly supplied an English translation of his article on otosclerosis (“Die Atiologie der Otosklerose,” “Osteodystrophia petrosa Bryant”) which appeared in the Monatschrift fur Ohrenheilhunde, 1913, pp. 436 and 584. For the references the reader is referred to the original article. Dr. Bryant's article is interesting because it attempts to bring otosclerosis into line with other non-suppurative lesions of bone.—J. S. F.

References

1 For the making of this abstract Dr. Bryant has kindly supplied an English translation of his article on otosclerosis (“Die Atiologie der Otosklerose,” “Osteodystrophia petrosa Bryant”) which appeared in the Monatschrift fur Ohrenheilhunde, 1913, pp. 436 and 584. For the references the reader is referred to the original article. Dr. Bryant's article is interesting because it attempts to bring otosclerosis into line with other non-suppurative lesions of bone.—J. S. F.