...(British Medical Journal, March 17, 1917) concludes an interesting article on this subject as follows : The normal stimulus (musical notes or voice) is an...likely to do harm, since it so easily produces vertigo. In the totally deaf, bone conduction is perceived before air conduction. It is essential to differentiate...

...hearing along the whole series of forks, both through bone and air. 4. The normal stimulus (musical tones or voice) is an adequate stimulus for the nerve and...best stimulus. Electricity is contraindicated and liable to do harm, since it easily produces vertigo. 5. If the conducting mechanism is damaged or destroyed,...

...reeducation by instruments. Ranjard(2) and Kathariner(i) substantiate Marage's findings. Thollon(i) considers it absolutely necessary to conserve the...likely to do harm, since it so easily produces vertigo. (6) In the totally deaf, bone conduction is perceived before air conduction; it is essential to differentiate...

...hearing along the whole series of forks, both through bone and air. 4. The normal stimulus (musical tones or voice) is an adequate stimulus for the nerve and...best stimulus. Electricity is contraindicated and liable to do harm, since it easily produces vertigo. 5. If the conducting mechanism is damaged or destroyed,...

...continuing treatment for some time. Wilson concludes that the normal stimulus • (musical notes or voices) is an adequate stimulus for the nerve and is the best...likely to do harm since it so easily produces vertigo. In the totally deaf, bone conduction is perceived before air conduction. It is essential to differentiate...

...EAR. Wilson (British Medical Journal) concludes an interesting article on this subject as follows: The normal stimulus (musical notes or voice) is an adequate stimulus for the 388 389 nerve and is the best stimulus. Electricity is contraindicated and likely to do harm, since...