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Surgery/Treatment/Management
DEMONSTRATION IN ACOUSTICS
Video Tape, $120.00
L terrio
Ear Appliances and Surgery
To order, please contact:
Diversified Educatinal Management Inc
Hattiesberg, MS 39401 USA
ACOUSTIC TUMORS-1984
Video Tape, 30 minutes, $30.00
W.F. House, MD
Dr. William Hitselberger analyzed his
experiences with acoustic tumor surgery. Here Dr.
William House discusses the results.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
ACOUSTIC TUMOR SURGERY-1982
Video Tape, 47 minutes, $125.00
W.M. Luxford, MD; D.E. Brackman MD
The translabyrinthine removal of a 3 cm acoustic
tumor is accompanied by comments and slides
regarding technique.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
THE ARGON LASER IN OTOLOGY-1981
Video Tape, 59 minutes, $
R. Perkins, MD
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
CEREBELLOPONTINE ANGLE SURGERY: FACIAL NERVE
REHABILITATION-1979
Video Tape, 53 minutes, $125.00
D.E. Brackmann, MD; W.E. Hitselberger, MD
Injury to the facial nerve is an inevitable
consequence of removal of some cerebellopontine
angle tumors. A technique of facial anastomosis in
the cerebellopontine angle is described and
principles of facial-hypoglossal anastomosis are
reviewed.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
SMALL ACOUSTIC TUMOR REMOVAL BY THE MIDDLE FOSSA
APPROACH-1977
Video Tape, 53 minutes, $125.00
W.F. House, MD
Acoustic tumors may be diagnosed while they are
small, still limited to the internal auditory
canal, and amenable to surgical treatment through a
middle fossa approach. Dr. House demonstrates a
small acoustic tumor in a case in which the hearing
was preserved.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF CEREBELLOPONTINE ANGLE
TUMORS-1975
Video Tape, 35 minutes, $125.00
W.E. Hitselberger, MD; W.F. House, MD
Ten percent of cerebellopontine angle lesions
are not acoustic tumors. Four such cases are
presented, with diagnostic clues and the surgical
management of these lesions.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
ACOUSTIC NEUROMA SURGERY-1972
Video Tape, 55 minutes, $125.00
W.F. House, MD
Work-up and surgery for the removal of a 2.5 cm
acoustic neuroma are presented in condensed format.
For the neurotologist interested in details of the
translabryinthine approach, the seminar is
extremely valuable.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
CHRONIC OTITIS MEDIA-1985
Video Tape, 24 minnutes, $30.00
J.L. Sheehy, MD
This taped lecture explains how to recognize,
treat, and/or correct chronic otitis media.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
MASTOID OBLITERATION FOR CHOLESTEATOMA-1984
Video Tape, 43 minutes, $125.00
T. Palva, MD; J.L. Sheehy, MD
Dr. Pavla demonstrates his operative technique
for tympanoplasty with mastoidectomy for
cholesteatoma. Dr. Sheehy comments on his
experience with the technque.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
MODIFIED RADICAL MASTIODECTOMY, PART 1-1983
Video Tape, 57 minutes, $125.00
J.L. Sheehy, MD
This first of a two-part seminar on the classic
modified radical mastoidectomy begins with a brief
segment by Dr. Howard House on the endaural
approach. Dr. Sheehy performs an operation on an
only-hearing ear using the postauricular approach,
clarifying the technique with slides.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
MODIFIED RADICAL MASTOIDECTOMY, PART 2-1983
Video Tape, 59 minutes, $125.00
J.L. Sheehy
This second of a two-part seminar on the classic
modified radical mastoidectomy demonstrates the
technique of meatoplasty. Dr. Sheehy performs
surgery on a patient with a facial paralysis and a
labyrinthine fistula.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
TYMPANOPLASTY-1982
Video Tape, 56 minutes, $125.00
Prof. J. Holmquist; C. Deguine, MD; D.E. Brackmann,
MD; J.L. Sheehy, MD
Dr. Sheehy moderates a discussion on
typanoplasty. Joining Drs. Holmiquist, Deguine and
Brackmann, on previously taped segments, are Drs.
Smyth and Ugo Fisch.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
THE MASTOID OBLITERATION OPERATION-1982
Video Tape, 55 minutes, $125.00
J.L. Sheehy, MD
A total obilteration of the mastoid, middle ear,
and ear canal using bone pate' and soft tissure
demonstrates creation of a good radical mastoid
caviity in a dead ear with a labyrinthine
fistula.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
INTACT CANAL WALL TYMPANOPLASTY: 1981-1982
Video Tape, 55 minutes, $125.00
J.L. Sheehy, MD
A temporal bone dissection, two primary cases,
and four planned revisions demonstrate intact canal
wall tympanoplasty with mastoidectomy in
cholesteatoma surgery.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
TYMPANOPLASTY: TORPS AND PORPS-1981
Video Tape, 45 minutes, $125.00
J.L. Sheehy, MD; R.E. Mischke, MD; A. Belal, MD
Slides and edited surgical footage show the use
of TORPs and PORPs. Light and electron microscope
studies of the prostheses are included, as is a
brief introduction of methods used to re-establish
the sound pressure transfer mechanism in surgery of
chronic otitis media.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
THE ARGON LASER IN OTOLOGY-1981
Video Tape, 59 minutes, $
R. Perkins., MD
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
TYMPANOPLASTY 1980
Video Tape, 55 minutes, $125.00
G.D.L. Smyth, MD; Prof. U. Fisch; D.E. Brackmann,
MD; J.L. Sheehy, MD
Dr. Sheehy moderates this discussion as Drs.
Smyth and Fisch talk about the current status of
tympanic membrane grafting, ossicular chain
reconstruction, staging the operation, and
cholesteatoma management.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
MASTOID CAVITY: MANAGEMENT-1980
Video Tape, 53 minutes, $125.00
J.W. House, MD; J.L. Sheehy, MD
Management of the mastoid cavity is
demonstrated. In one instance, bone pate' and a
Palva flap are used to obliterate the cavity at the
time of the tympanoplasty. In another, homograft
knee cartilage is used to condtruct the posterior
canal wall.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
MYRINGOPLASTY-1980
Video Tape, 58 minutes, $125.00
J.L. Sheehy, MD
Dr. Sheehy explains the basic technique for
tympanic membrane grafting with temporalis
fascia.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
ENDAURAL TEMPORAL BONE SURGERY-1980
Video Tape, 49 minutes, $125.00
H.P. House, MD; J.L. Sheehy, MD
The excellent teaching film made by Dr. Howard
House in 1947 shows the endaural approach to
temporal bone surgery in a modified radical
mastoidectomy, fenestration of the lateral
semicircular canal, and a radial mastoidectomy.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
CHRONIC OTOTIS MEDIA: CHOLESTEROL GRANULOMA AND
TYMPANOSCLEROSIS-1979
Video Tape, 55 minutes, $
J.L. Sheehy, MD; I. Friedmann, MD
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
TYMPANOPLASTY WITH MASTOIDECTOMY: A TWO STAGE
PROCEDURE-1977
Video Tape, 57 minutes, $125.00
J.L. Sheehy, MD
Tympanoplasty with mastoidectomy is performed
frequently as a two-stage procedure. This seminar
presents both the original operation and the
planned second-stage operation in a case with a
facial nerve problem and a dislocated stapes. The
second stage involves the use of a TORP to
perichondrium over the oval window, with cartilage
interposed between the prosthesis and the tympanic
membrane.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
FACIAL NERVE IN CHRONIC EAR SURGERY-1976
Video Tape, 55 minutes, $125.00
J.L. Sheehy, MD; D.E. Brackmann. MD
Where's the facial? A temporal bone dissection,
four operations, and slides demonstrate how to
identify the facial nerve in the surgery of chronic
otitis media.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
REVISION TYMPANOPLASTY-1976
Video Tape, 53 minutes, $125.00
J.L. Sheehy, MD
Techniques and problems of revision typanoplasty
in three planned second-stage procedures
demonstrate how disesed ears have healed well; and
one unplanned revision shows the management of
residual cholesteatoma in the epitympanum.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
TYMPANOPLASTY WITH REVISION
MASTOIDECTOMY-1975
Video Tape, 54 minutes, $125.00
J.L. Sheehy, MD
Dr. Sheehy demonstrates the revision of a
radical mastoid cavity and the use of a thick
silastic in the middle ear in the first of a
two-stage tympanoplasty.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
TYMPANOPLASTY WITHOUT MASTOIDECTOMY-1975
Video Tape, 52 minutes, $125.00
J.L. Sheely MD
Observe the postauricular approach to
tympanoplasty for removal of an extensive middle
ear cholesteatoma.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
TYMPANOPLASTY: STAGING THE OPERATION-1974
Video Tape, 51 minutes, $125.00
J.L. Sheehy, MD
Staging the operation in tympanoplasty surgery
is necessary to obtain hearing improvement in
difficult or hard-to-manage cases of chronic otitis
media. Dr. Sheehy reviews techniques and performs a
planned second-stage operation.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
HOMOGRAFTS IN RECONSTRUCTIVE EAR
SURGERY-1973
Video Tape, 53 minutes, $125.00
R.D. Perkins, MD
Dr. Perkins discusses the various types of
tympanic membrane grafts, the indications for using
the homograft tympanic membranes, the fitted
ossicular homograft, and the use of bone pate' in
reconstructing the canal wall.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
TYMPANOPLASTY TECHNIQUE-1972
Video Tape, 50 minutes, $125.00
G.D.L. Smyth, MD
Dr. Smyth demonstrates the combined approach to
tympanoplasty with mastoidectomy and discusses
alternatives, complications, and results in 500
cases.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
CHRONIC EAR SURGERY-1972
Video Tape, 55 minutes, $125.00
Surgery for chronic otitus media involves
elimination of infection, preservation of
anatomical contours and restoration of hearing. Dr.
Sheehy discusses the use of plastic in middle ear
surgery, management of common ossicular problems,
and the intact canal wall technique.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
CHOLESTEATOMA WITH FACIAL PARALYSIS: SURGICAL
TECHNIQUE OF REMOVAL-1971
Video Tape, 25 minutes, $
W.F. House, MD
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
ENDAURAL TEMPORAL BONE SURGERY-1948
Video Tape, 45 minutes, $
H.P. House, MD
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
OTOSCLEROSIS: THE FENESTRATION AND STAPES
ERAS-1981
Video Tape, 58 minutes, $
G.E. Shambaugh, MD; S. Rosen, MD; S. Shea, MD; H.P.
House, MD
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
OTOSCLEROSIS: THE STAPES ERA-1979
Video Tape, 79 minutes, $
H.P. House, MD; S. Rosen, MD; J.J. Shea, MD
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
OSTOSCLEROSIS SURGERY: THE EARLY YEARS-1974
Video Tape, 55 minutes, $125.00
H.P. House, MD; G.E. Shambaugh, Jr., MD
Drs. House and Shambaugh, two pioneers in
otosclerosis surery, discuss their early
experiences with some of the fathers of modern
otologic surgery.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
EUSTACHIAN TUBOPLASTY-1969
Video Tape, 16 minutes, $90.00
W.F. House, MD; M.E. Glasscock, III, MD
It is occasionally desirable to open the
completely closed eustachian tube in the region of
the bony cartilaginous junction. Philosophy and
technique of this procedure are demonstrated.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
GLOMUS TYMPANICUM-1968
Video Tape, 11 minutes, $
W.F. House, MD; M.E. Glasscock, III, MD
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
MIDDLE CRANIAL FOSSA APPROACH TO LESIONS OF THE
INTERNAL AUDITORY MEATUS AND CEREBELLOPONTINE
ANGLE
Video Tape, 18 minutes, $90.00
W.F. House, MD; J.B. Doyle, MD; T.N. Steffen,
MD
Three physicians describe indications for the
middle fossa approach, present surgical details of
the technique, and interview a 3-week postoperative
patient.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
STAPEDECTOMY IN THE FENESTRATED EAR-1963
Video Tape, 23 minutes, $90.00
J.L. Sheehy, MD; T.N. Steffan, MD
Describes anatomy and surgical technique for
stapedectomy in the fenestrated ear using a
prefabricated wire loop IRP over a fat graft.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
PITFALLS IN STAPES SURGERY-1963
Video Tape, 18 minutes, $90.00
H.P. House, MD; T.N. Steffan, MD
This tape describes unusual problems encountered
during stapes surgery.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
CAUSES OF FAILURE IN STAPES SURGERY-1963
Video Tape, 26 minutes, $90.00
H.P. House, MD; T.N. Steffan, MD
This tape attempts to identify some of the
reasons patients may not experience good results
from stapes surgery. Not every case is correctable
with a revision.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
TRANSLABYRINTHINE APPROACH: REMOVAL OF ACOUSTIC
NEUROMA-1963
Video Tape, 20 minutes, $
W.F. House, MD; J.L. Pulec, MD
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
ENDOLYMPHATIC SUBARACHNOID SHUNT FOR MENIERE'S
DISEASE-1962
Video Tape, 10 minutes, $90.00
W.F. House, MD; J.L. Pulec, MD
Shows operative procedure and anatomy of
endolymphatic subarachnoid shunt for Meniere's
disease. Also shows blue-lining of the posterior
semicircular canal, a step in the procedure that
has been discontinued. In addition, closure of the
sac incision is now done by suturing a piece of
temporalis muscle over the opeing.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
THE TREATMENT OF DEAFNESS BY PROSTHESIS-1955
Video Tape, 26 minutes, $90.00
H.G. Kobrack, MD, Ph.D.
Stroboscopic macrophotography shows the effect
of various prostheses to restore the function of
the eardrum and ossicles. The anatomy and the
physiology of hearing are also demonstrated.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
ENDAURAL TEMPORAL BONE SURGERY-1948
Video Tape, 45 minutes, $125.00
This classic film, now transferred to tape, was
produced by Holywood talent in 1948, The film
details patient preparation, anesthesia, and the
simple, modified, and radical mastoidectomy. It
concludes with the fenestration operation for
otosclerosis.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
INFRATEMPORAL APPROACH TO THE TEMPORAL BONE AND
SKULL BASE-1981
Video Tape, 1 hour 25 minutes, $
Prof. U. Fisch
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
THE ARGON LASER IN OTOLOGY-1981
Video Tape, 59 minutes, $
R. Perkins., MD
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
GLOMUS TUMORS OF THE TEMPORAL BONE-1972
Video Tape, 51 minutes, $125.00
W.F. House, MD; D.E. Brackmann, MD; M. E.
Glasscock, III, MD
Management of two difficult lesions, glomus
tympanicum and glomus jugular tumors, from
diagnosis to post-operative care, is reviewed.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
GLOMUS TYMPANICUM-1968
Video Tape, 11 minutes, $90.00
W.F. House, MD; M.E. Glasscock, III, MD
The transcanal approach, the extended facial
recess approach, and the retrofacial approach are
used to demonstrate the anatomy and surgical
techniques for removal of glomus tumors originating
in the middle ear.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
ENDOLYMPHATIC SUBARACHNOID SHUNT FOR MENIERE'S
DISEASE-1962
Video Tape, 10 minutes, $
W. F. House, MD;. J.L. Pulec, MD
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
SMALL ACOUSTIC TUMOR REMOVAL BY THE MIDDLE FOSSA
APPROACH-1977
Video Tape, 53 minutes, $
W.F. House, MD
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
MIDDLE CRANIAL FOSSA APPROACH FOR TREATMENT OF
VERTIGO AND FACIAL PALSY-1974
Video Tape, 55 minutes, $125.00
Prof U. Fisch
In over 500 operations performed at the ENT
department of the University of Zurich, removal of
tumors constituted only 10 percent of the cases.
Remanining cases involved mainly the elimination of
peripheral vertigo produced by Meniere's disease
and the problems of facial palsy. These procedures
are discussed in this tape.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
SELECTIVE VESTIBULAR NERVE SECTION-1971
Video Tape, 10 minutes, $90.00
M.E. Glasscock, III, MD; W.F. House, MD
Vertigo from end-organ disease can be relieved
by selective section of the vestibular nerve. This
can be done without loss of hearing or injury to
the facial nerve through the middle cranial fossa
approach. This procedure is described and
demonstrated with illustrations and a cadaver
dissection.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
INTERNAL AUDITORY MEATUS AND CEREBELLOPONTINE
ANGLE-1963
Video Tape, 18 minutes, $
W.F. House, MD; J.B. Doyle, MD; T.N.Steffen, MD
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
MIDDLE CRANIAL FOSSA APPROACH TO LESIONS OF THE
INTERNAL AUDITORY MEATUS AND CEREBELLOPONTINE
ANGLE-1963
Video Tape, 18 minutes, $
W.F. House, MD; J.B. Doyle, MD; T.N. Steffen,
MD
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
ENDOSCOPY OF THE EUSTACHIAN TUBE-1986
Video Tape, 25 minutes, $90.00
K. Yamashita, MD; Kanazawa Medical
University-Japan
This film demonstrates the flexible endoscopic
examination of the eustachian tube.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
THE ARGON LASER IN OTOLOGY-1981
Video Tape, 59 minutes, $125.00
R. Perkins., MD
This seminar covers (a) basic laser science,
laser biologic effects on tissue, and
instrumentation, (b) current clinical applications
of the argon laser in stapedectomy, myringotomy,
myringoplasty, and other reconstructive surgery and
(c) vaporization of keratomas, polyps, acoustic
tumors, and glomus tumors.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
INFRATEMPORAL APPROACH TO THE TEMPORAL BONE AND
SKULL BASE-1981
Video Tape, 1 hour 25 minutes, $
Prof. U. Fisch
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
PREPARING LECTURE SLIDES PROPERLY-1979
Video Tape, 56 minutes, $125.00
J.L. Sheehy, MD
Properly prepared slides contribute greatly
to the success of any presentation. This seminar
demonstrates how to produce slides are readable,
understandable, illustrative and
professional.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
BONE DISEASES AFFECTING THE FACIAL NERVE AND
HEARING-1976
Video Tape, 56 minutes, $125.00
H. Hamersma, MD
Because the organ of hearing is situated within
the temporal bone, it is logical that bone disease
can affect hearing. In addition, the facial nerve,
which transverses the temporal bone is vulnerable
to changes that occur in this confined space. A
number of uncommon conditions can affect the
temporal bone, and the otologist sould be aware of
them. Dr. Hamersma explores these rare conditions
and their symptoms.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
POLYTOME PANTOPAQUE STUDY-1969
Video Tape, 20 minutes, $
M.E. Glasscock, III, MD; B.H. Britton, MD
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
EVOLUTION OF OTOSCLEROSIS SURGERY-1988
Video Tape, 25 minutes, $90.00
J.W. House, MD
Through historical footage, this program takes
the viewer through the development of otosclerosis
surgery. The film begins with Dr. Holmgren and then
documents findings used by Drs. Lempert, Rosen, and
House through the techniques used today at the
otological Medical group.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
REVISION STAPEDECTOMY-1982
Video Tape, 55 minutes, $125.00
J.L. Sheehy, MD; R.A. Nelson, MD
Reviews causes of failure in 258 revision
stapedectomies. Includes examples of displaced
prostheses, incus necrosis, slipped strut,
fistulae, idiopathic malleus head fixation, and
exposed overhanging facial nerve. Demonstrates
technique for use of an IRP (wire from the malleus
handle) with slides and surgical footage of a case
with both incus necrosis and fistula.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
THE ARGON LASER IN OTOLOGY-1981
Video Tape, 59 minutes, $
R. Perkins., MD
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
OTOSCLEROSIS: THE FENESTRATION AND STAPES
ERAS-1981
Video Tape, 58 minutes, $125.00
G.E. Shambaugh, MD; S. Rosen, MD; S Shea, MD; H.P.
House, MD
Drs. Shambaugh, Rosen, Shea and House recall the
early days of otosclerosis surgery. Included are
films by Lempert and Rosen. Portions of the films
were prepared by Ned Fowler and Milos Basek showing
mobilization techniques by Shea, Belluci,
Shambaugh, House, Goodhill, and Schuknecht.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
STAPEDECTOMY-1980
Video Tape, 59 minutes, $125.00
H.P. House, MD; J.L. Sheehy, MD
Surgical footage interspersed with slides in
this seminar demonstrates the use of both fascia
and perichondrium in stapedectomy.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
STAPEDECTOMY: IRP AND TORP-1980
Video Tape, 59 minutes, $125.00
J.L. Sheehy, MD
Members of the House Ear Clinic (formerly
Otologic Medical Group), use an incus bypass
procedure in four percent of primary stapedectomy
procedures. This may be necessitated by incus
problems (short, necrotic, dislocated), idopathic
malleus head fixation, or, on rare occasions, oval
window exposure problems. This seminar shows the
use of a wire from the malleus handle (IRP) and the
use of a total ossicular replacement prosthesis
(TORP).
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
OTOSCLEROSIS: THE STAPES ERA-1979
Video Tape, 79 minutes, $125.00
H.P. House, MD; S. Rosen, MD; J.J. Shea, MD
Dr. Howard House moderates discussion by Drs.
Rosen and Shea about the Lempert era and the early
years of stapes surgery.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
COCHLEAR OTOSCLEROSIS: HISTOLOGY AND
PHYSIOLOGY-1976
Video Tape, 27 minutes, $90.00
F.H. Linthicum, Jr., MD
Dr. Linthicum discusses cochlear otosclerosis
and its treatment with flourides.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
STAPEDECTOMY: CAUSES OF FAILURE-1976
Video Tape, 54 minutes, $125.00
H.P. House, MD; J.L. Sheehy, MD
Stapedectomies may fail because of unrealistic
expectations on the patient's part, technical or
anatomical problems, or postoperative ocurrences.
Shown here are many technical and anatomical
problems encountered in stapes surgery and their
solutions.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
OTOSCLEROSIS SURGERY: THE EARLY YEARS-1974
Video Tape, 55 minutes, $
H.P. House, MD; G.E. Shambaugh, Jr., MD
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
OTOSCLEROSIS SURGERY-1972
Video Tape, 50 minutes, $125.00
H.P. House, MD
All aspects of otosclerosis surgery are
reviewed, including the early history of stapes
surgery, a step- by-step presentation of technique,
various footplate problems, causes of sensorineural
hearing impairment following stapes surgery, the
incus replacement prosthesis procedure, fistula
problems, and dizziness.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
STAPES SURGERY WHEN THE INCUS IS ABSENT-1972
Video Tape, 28 minutes, $90.00
J.L. Sheehy, MD
When the incus is necrotic or absent or when the
malleus is fixed, surgery for otosclerosis can
present a probem to the surgeon. Dr. Sheehy
demonstrates a necrotic incus, an oval window
fistula, and a persistent stapedial artery.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
STAPEDECTOMY IN THE FENESTRATED EAR-1963
Video Tape, 23 minutes, $
J.L. Sheehy, MD; T.N. Steffen, MD
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
PITFALLS IN STAPES SURGERY-1963
Video Tape, 18 minutes, $
H.P. House, MD; T.N. Steffen, MD
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
CAUSES OF FAILURE IN STAPES SURGERY-1963
Video Tape, 26 minutes, $
H.P. House, MD; T.N. Steffen, MD
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
ENDAURAL TEMPORAL BONE SURGERY-1948
Video Tape, 45 minutes, $
H.P. House, MD
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
RETROLABYRINTHINE APPROACH TO THE
CEREBELLOPONTINE ANGLE-1977
Video Tape, 55 minutes, $125.00
D.E. Brackmann, MD; W.E. Hitselberger, MD
Excellent exposure of the cerebellopontine angle
is obtained by an approach through the mastoid
posterior to the labyrinth. Morbidity with this
approach is much less than with the standard
suboccipital approach to the cerebellopontine
angle. The retrolabyrinthine approach has been used
primarily for selective partial section of the
trigeminal nerve for tic douloureux. Cases with
this disorder, as well as other indications for
this approach, are described in detail.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
RETROLABYRINTHINE SELECTIVE SECTION OF THE
TRIGEMINAL NERVE (POSTERIOR) FOR INTRACTABLE
PAIN-1971
Video Tape, 10 minutes, $90.00
D.E. Brackmann, MD; J.L. Pulec, MD
In the transtemporal approach to the trigeminal
nerve, fibers distal to the ganglions are
sectioned, resulting in a high incidence of
recurrence. Demonstrated is an approach that
combines the more satisfactory results of the
suboccipital approach with the lower complication
rate of the transtemporal approach. The
retrolabyrinthine technique is shown in drawings,
anatomic models, and a surgical case.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
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