Prosthesis   (translated from German)
Prosthesis One Prosthesis ( griech. "resolution") designates in that Medicine the ... by artificially created, functionally similar products. The prosthesis is outside of the body, one speaks ... job-specific loads also appropriate loads the prosthesis to affect can. In addition, prostheses replaced Sensory organs how Auditory ossicle , Joints , Herzklappen and even the ...
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Glossary of medical terms related to communications disorders
... aids and other assistive devices for hearing. Auditory Brainstem Response test (ABR test) - a test ... nerve and other parts of the brain. Auditory nerve - eighth cranial nerve that connects the ... and is responsible for hearing and balance. Auditory perception - ability to identify, interpret, and attach meaning to sound. Auditory prosthesis - device that substitutes or enhances the ...
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Otosklerose   (translated from German)
... Therefore those can Acoustic waves of that Auditory ossicle chain no more in full extent ... and numbers in different volumes above that Auditory threshold , one can objektivieren a reduced language ... transmission are concerned such as drum skin, Auditory ossicle, oval window) and a Schallempfindungsschwerhoerigkeit (concerned ... Gellé attempt with suspicion on a fixed auditory ossicle chain (like it with the Otosklerose ... the drum skin and thus on the auditory ossicles. With a normalhearing the tuning ...
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Stirrup plastics   (translated from German)
... an operation procedure, with that the smallest auditory ossicle in the tympanic cavity (the stirrup) is exchanged against a prosthesis. This is necessary with patients, with those ...
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Schwerhoerigkeit   (translated from German)
... That Cochleaimplantat (briefly CI) is a hearing prosthesis for Gehoerlose and Ertaubte , of them Innenohr ... function Hearing nerve. See also Screening , Ohr , Auditory disfunction, Laerm Web on the left of ...
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Seeingwithsound
... by means of a non-invasive visual prosthesis. Also known as The vOICe vision technology ... for the totally blind, it uses an auditory display to present live camera views through ...
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Pope John Paul II   (translated from Italian)
... than followed, and came notices also some auditory problems to you. It suffered also fromarthritis ... a result of the application of a prosthesis, percui it walked very very rarely in ...
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Ear (Memory-alpha.org/en wiki)
Ear A prosthesis of a Ferengi ear. The ear is ... cases far better than, species with external auditory organs. The sensitivity and hearing ranges for ...
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