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Histopathology of the Clarion cochlear implant electrode positioner in a human subject by Seyyedi, M, Burgess, B J, Eddington, D K, Gantz, B J, Nadol, Jr, J B

“…A Silastic electrode positioner was introduced by the Advanced Bionics Corporation in 1999 and it was designed to achieve a perimodiolar position of the…”
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Pattern of degeneration of the spiral ganglion cell and its processes in the C57BL/6J mouse by White, Judith A, Burgess, Barbara J, Hall, Robert D, Nadol, Joseph B

“…Although degeneration of spiral ganglion cells has been described as a histopathologic correlate of hearing loss both in animals and humans, the pattern and…”
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Aortic dissection in a case of Turner's syndrome by Burgess, B J, Iftikhar, K

“…A case report is presented of an aortic dissection in a patient with Turner's syndrome that went undiagnosed. A thorough discussion of this fatal condition in…”
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Patterns of degeneration in the human cochlear nerve by Zimmermann, Corinna E., Burgess, Barbara J., Nadol, Joseph B.

“…The patterns of neural degeneration of the spiral ganglion were studied in 12 human pathologic specimens and 2 normal neonatal specimens. Morphometric analysis…”
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Epidural abscess after dental extraction by Burgess, B J

“…The physical examination was consistent with a musculoskeletal neck sprain resulting from posture during the extraction and the patient was discharged with a…”
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Dense innervation of Deiters' and Hensen's cells persists after chronic deefferentation of guinea pig cochleas by Fechner, F.P., Burgess, B.J., Adams, J.C., Liberman, M.C., Nadol Jr, J.B.

“…Innervation of Deiters' and Hensen's cells has been described in the organ of Corti of several mammalian species and has been suggested to arise from the…”
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Abnormal surface distribution of the human asialoglycoprotein receptor in cirrhosis by Burgess, J B, Baenziger, J U, Brown, W R

“…Serum concentrations of asialoglycoproteins are increased in cirrhosis. We hypothesized that this increase results from abnormalities in the asialoglycoprotein…”
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Otopathology in a case of multichannel cochlear implantation by Nadol, Jr, J B, Ketten, D R, Burgess, B J

“…The histopathology of the temporal bones of a patient who died of unrelated causes 10 weeks following cochlear implantation using a Richards Ineraid device is…”
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Histopathology of Cochlear Implants in Humans by Nadol, Joseph B., Burgess, Barbara J., Gantz, Bruce J., Coker, Newton J., Ketten, Darlene R., Kos, Isabel, Roland, J. Thomas, Shiao, Jiun Yih, Eddington, Donald K., Montandon, Pierre, Shallop, Jon K.

“…The insertion of an intrascalar electrode array during cochlear implantation causes immediate damage to the inner ear and may result in delayed onset of…”
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Supranuclear efferent synapses on outer hair cells and Deiters' cells in the human organ of Corti by Nadol, Jr, J B, Burgess, B J

“…Synaptophysin immunoreactivity and transmission electron microscopy have demonstrated vesiculated nerve endings synapsing on the supranuclear zone of outer…”
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Morphologic evidence for three cell types in the human spiral ganglion by Rosbe, Kristina W., Burgess, Barbara J., Glynn, Robert J., Nadol, Joseph B.

“…Although two types of spinal ganglion cells (large type I and smaller type II) have classically been described by anatomic studies in both animal and human…”
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Special nutritional needs of children with malignancies : a review by MAUER, A. M, BURGESS, J. B, DONALDSON, S. S, RICKARD, K. A, STALLINGS, V. A, VAN EYS, J, WINICK, M

“…Nutrition support for the patient with cancer is an important part of the overall treatment regimen. Nutrition support for the child with cancer poses a…”
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Morphology of synapses at the base of hair cells in the organ of Corti of the chimpanzee by Nadol, Jr, J B, Burgess, B J

“…The synaptic morphology of inner and outer hair cells of the organ of Corti of the chimpanzee was evaluated by serial section electron microscopy. The…”
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Postnatal maturation of human spiral ganglion cells: light and electron microscopic observations by Chiong, C M, Burgess, B J, Nadol, Jr, J B

“…The presence of two types of ganglion cells, based on cell size and other morphologic parameters, is well established in the adult mammalian and human spiral…”
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Morphometric analysis of normal human spiral ganglion cells by Nadol, Jr, J B, Burgess, B J, Reisser, C

“…A morphometric analysis of the human spiral ganglion was performed at an ultrastructural level. Cells of the basal, middle, and upper middle turns were…”
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Myocardial abscess due to Fusobacterium following acute myocardial infarction by Berman, D A, Burgess, J B, Steeper, T A

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The localization of synaptophysin in the organ of Corti of the human as shown by immunoelectron microscopy by Nadol, Jr, J B, Cho, Y B, Burgess, B J, Adams, J C

“…Synaptophysin, or p38, a polypeptide of molecular weight 38 kD, is a calcium-binding membrane protein found in synaptic vesicles of neurons and smooth surfaced…”
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Innervation of supporting cells in the apical turns of the guinea pig cochlea is from type II afferent fibers by Fechner, Frank P., Nadol JR, Joseph B., Burgess, Barbara J., Brown, M. Christian

“…The outer supporting cells in the apical turns of the guinea pig cochlea receive a dense innervation. Our previous study (Fechner et al. [1998] J. Comp…”
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Comparison of an inductively coupled plasma-atomic emission spectrometry method for the determination of calcium, magnesium, sodium, potassium, copper and zinc with atomic absorption spectroscopy and flame photometry methods by Dipietro, E S, Bashor, M M, Stroud, P E, Smarr, B J, Burgess, B J, Turner, W E, Neese, J W

“…Serum calcium, magnesium, copper and zinc concentrations obtained from the analysis of 77 serum samples by inductively coupled plasma-atomic emission…”
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Proteolytic cleavage at arginine residues within the hydrophilic disulphide loop of the Escherichia coli Shiga-like toxin I A subunit is not essential for cytotoxicity by Burgess, B J, Roberts, L M

“…Escherichia coli Shiga-like toxin I is a type II ribosome-inactivating protein composed of an A subunit with RNA-specific N-glycosidase activity,…”
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