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Sudden hearing loss and cerebellopontine angle tumors by Pensak, M L, Glasscock, 3rd, M E, Josey, A F, Jackson, C G, Gulya, A J

“…Lesions of the cerebellopontine angle may cause a sudden hearing loss. To illustrate and reaffirm the importance of a thorough neurotologic evaluation we…”
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Cochlear Implants in Adults and Children by Gates, George A, Daly, Kathleen, Dichtel, William J, Dooling, Robert J, Gulya, Aina Julianna, Hall, Joseph W, Jerger, Susan W, Jones, Jacqueline E, Mayer, Margaret H, Pierschalla, Michael, Ross, Lainie Friedman, Schwartz, Richard G, Weinstein, Barbara E, Young, Eric D, Abbas, Paul J, Blarney, Peter, Brackmann, Derald E, Brimacombe, Judith A, Chute, Patricia M, Cohen, Noel L, Dorman, Michael F, Eddington, Donald K, Gantz, Bruce J, Heller, James W, Ketten, Darlene R, Knutson, John F, Leake, Patricia A, McDermott, Hugh J, Miyamoto, Richard T, Moog, Jean S, Osberger, Mary Joe, Shannon, Robert V, Skinner, Margaret W, Summerfield, Quentin, Tobey, Emily A, Waltzman, Susan B, Wilson, Blake S, Zwolan, Teresa A, Donahue, Amy M, Allen, Marin P, Beck, Lucille B, Bray, Elsa A, Cooper, Judith A, Ferguson, John H, Flack, Marilyn Neder, Hall, William H, Hambrecht, F. Terry, Krasnegor, Norman, Monjan, Andrew A, Naunton, Ralph F, Snow, James B, Hodes, Richard J, Alexander, Duane F, Hall, Zach W

“…Objective.—To provide clinicians and other health care providers with a current consensus on the benefits, limitations, and technical and safety issues that…”
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Facial reanimation with the VII-XII anastomosis: analysis of the functional and psychologic results by Pensak, M L, Jackson, C G, Glasscock, 3rd, M E, Gulya, A J

“…The VII-XII anastomosis has been employed for more than a decade by The Otology Group, P.C., in the facial reanimation of patients undergoing extirpation of…”
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Neural choristoma of the middle ear by Gulya, A J, Glasscock, 3rd, M E, Pensak, M L

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Primary adenocarcinoma of the temporal bone with posterior fossa extension: case report by Gulya, A J, Glasscock, M E, Pensak, M L

“…Primary adenomatous tumors of the middle ear and mastoid are rare. We recently cared for a man with a far-advanced primary adenocarcinoma of the middle ear and…”
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Surgery of the posterior fossa by Glasscock, 3rd, M E, Gulya, A J, Pensak, M L

“…The last 20 years have brought many advances in surgical approaches to the posterior cranial fossa as well as improved surgical technique. The purpose in this…”
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Cerebellopontine angle lipomas by Pensak, M L, Glasscock, 3rd, M E, Gulya, A J, Hays, J W, Smith, H P, Dickens, J R

“…Lipomas of the intracranial vault are uncommon lesions. Rarely, lipomas of the cerebellopontine angle have been identified. The two cases of cerebellopontine…”
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Lyme disease. A cause of bilateral facial paralysis by Glasscock, 3rd, M E, Pensak, M L, Gulya, A J, Baker, D C

“…Recently we had the opportunity of treating a boy from the northeastern region of the United States in whom bilateral facial palsies developed. After obtaining…”
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