A technique for tomographic visualization of the cochlear canal is given. This technique implies a possibility, preoperatively, of singling out patients in whom an abnormally wide cochlear canal may be the cause of perilymphatic fistulization in connection with stapedectomies.
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Dorph et al. (1973) studied this question.
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