...reaction present. As a result of the concussion due to explosives there is frequently a trauma demonstable in the ear. This may be accompanied by neurosis (traumatic...whole normal range; the diminution may be so great as totally to abolish perception of sound. The author has not seen a case yet associated with tone islands....

...from War Wounds, Comp. rend. Acad. d. sci., 1915, 161, 311-322. SUMMARY 1. In deafness resulting from concussion due to high explosives, there is frequently a trauma demonstrable in the ear. The perception of sound is diminished over the whole normal range both for bone and air conduction....

...OF HIGH EXPLOSIVES ON THE EAR. — J. Gordon Wilson (Brit. Med. Jour., March 17, 1917) states that as a result of the concussion due to high explosives...of sound is diminished over the whole normal range and may be totally abolished. There is a diminution all along the scale both for bone and air conduction....

...HIGH EXPLOSIVES ON THE EAR J. Gordon Wilson (British Medical Journal, March, 1917) states that as the result of the concussion due to high explosives there...accompanied by neurosis (traumatic neurosis), especially vertigo and headache. The perception sound is diminished over the whole normal range and may be totally...

...High Explosives on the Ear. J. Gordon Wilson, Jour. AMA, Aug. 24, 1918. i. In deafness resulting from concussion due to high explosives, there is frequently a trauma demonstrable in the ear. The perception of sound is diminished over the whole normal range both for bone and air conduction....

...normal drum membrane, little if any signa of middle-ear inflammation, and a caloric reaction present. As a result of the concussion due to high explosives...normal range; the diminution may be so great as to totally abolish perception of sound. As the deafness diminishes there may persist for a long time an...

...signs of middle-ear inflammation, and a caloric reaction present. As a result of the concussion due to explosives there is frequently a trauma demonstrable...whole normal range; the diminution may be so great as totally to abolish perception of sound. The author has not seen a case yet associated with tone islands....

...signs of middle-ear inflammation, and a caloric reaction present. As a result of the concussion due to explosives there is frequently a trauma demonstrable...whole normal range; the diminution may be so great as totally to abolish perception of sound. The author has not seen a case yet associated with tone Islands....

...HIGH EXPLOSIVES ON THE EAR. — J. Gordon Wilson (Brit. Med. Jour., March, 1917) states that as the result of the concussion due to high explosives, there...accompanied by neurosis (traumatic neurosis), especially vertigo, and headache. The perception sound is diminished over the whole normal range, and may be totally...