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Anatomy/Physiology
AUDITORY ANATOMY
Software, $119.50
Thomas H. Townsend
This program is designed to facilitate learning
of the anatomical structures of the auditory
system.
To order, please contact:
Parrot Software
PO Box 1139
State College, PA 16804-1139 USA
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF HEARING-1985
Video Tape, 12 minutes, $30.00
J.T. McElveen, Jr., MD
This taped lecture describes the function of the
external ear, inner ear, middle ear, and internal
auditory canal.
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, $250.00
Prof. U. Fisch
This two tape presentation shows the anatomy of
various approaches to the skull base developed by
Prof. Fisch. He discusses approaches to various
sized glomus tumors and to chordomas, and details
of rerouting the facial nerve to allow this
extensive approach to the skull base
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
INTERNAL AUDITORY CANAL: DETAILS OF SURGICAL
EXPOSURE-1977
Video Tape, 37 minutes, $125.00
A. De la Cruz, MD
A labyrinthectomy and a vestibular nerve section
include surgical anatomy of the semicircular canals
and internal auditory canal. Surgical cases
demonstrate differences between the
retrolabyrinthine and the transcochlear
procedures.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
MICROSCOPIC ANATOMY OF THE TEMPORAL
BONE-1977
Video Tape, 16 minutes, $90.00
F.H. Linthicum, Jr., MD
The temporal bone is thoroughly explored through
microscopic anatomy. Simultaneously, the viewer
sees an artist's rendition at the level of the cut
through the temporal bone and of the anatomical
features seen in the microsopic slide.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
FACIAL NERVE DISSECTION-1975
Video Tape, 56 minutes, $125.00
J.l. Pulec, MD
Dr. Pulec uses a cadaver dissection to
illustrate ways of locating the facial nerve and
identifying its course through the temporal bone.
When dealing with pathology in the temporal bone,
one area of the facial nerve may be obscured so
that it cannot be approached safely. In that case,
the surgeon with another area available to locate
the nerve is able to proceed with the
operation.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
TEMPORAL BONE DISSECTION FROM BELOW-1971
Video Tape, 37 minutes, $125.00
W.F. House, MD
The jugular bulb and the lower part of the
temporal bone have in the past been extremely
difficult to approach. Today's techniques for the
removal of the jugular bulb and for the removal of
tumors in the region of the ninth, tenth, and
eleventh nerves of the carotid artery are shown
here. The temporal bone is further dissected to
show the anatomy of the stapedius muscle, the
eustachian tube, and the stylomastoid foramen.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
TEMPORAL BONE DISSECTION: FACIAL RECESS AND
MASTOID-1971
Video Tape, 50 minutes, $125.00
J.L. Pulec, MD
A step-by-step preparation of the specimen, the
equipment necessary, and the temporal bone
laboratory are shown. Important landmarks on the
temporal bone are demonstrated, with emphasis on
the facial nerve.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
THE TEMPORAL BONE FROM ABOVE: THE MIDDLE CRANIAL
FOSSA APPROACH-1968
Video Tape, 24 minutes, $
W.F. House, MD; T.N. Steffen, MD
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
SURGICAL PROCEDURES IN THE TEMPORAL BONE THROUGH
THE MASTOID-1968
Video Tape, 25 minutes, $90.00
W.F. House, MD; T.N. Steffen MD
Use of the operating microscope have vastly
expanded the potentials of the postauricular
mastoid approach. Diagrams and temporal bone
dissection demonstrate the approach.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
THE INNER EAR-1945
Video Tape, 34 minutes, $125.00
H.G. Kobrack, MD, Ph.D.
Slow motion macrophotography demonstrates the
physiology of the cochlea and labyrinth.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
THE FUNCTION OF THE EAR IN HEALTH AND
DISEASE-1940
Video Tape, 34 minutes, $125.00
H.G. Kobrack, MD, Ph.D.
Stroboscopic macrophotography illustrates the
motion of the tympanic membrane and ossicular chain
in normal and diseased temporal bones. An altered
sound track simulates different types of hearing
loss.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
CLINICAL ASPECTS OF VESTIBULAR
PHYSIOLOGY-1973
Video Tape, 46 minutes, $125.00
B.F. McCabe, MD
Dr. McCabe presents the physiology of the entire
vestibular system, including the end organ and
central pathways. He analyzes various tests from
abnormalities of the vestibular system, and
discusses their practical applications and
diagnoses. Aso available in Spanish.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
SENSE ORGANS AND THEIR SENSITIVITY (PART
1)-1973
Video Tape, 40 minutes, $125.00
G. von Bekesy, MD
Professor von Bekesey explains the measurement
of sensory thresholds, contrasts the various
senses, and compares vision, touch and hearing
perception. Using illustrations from art and
history, Dr. Von Bekesey examines and discusses all
the senses.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
SENSE ORGANS AND THEIR SENSITIVITY (PART
2)-1973
Video Tape, 45 minutes, $125.00
G. von Bekesy, MD
Professor von Bekesey illustrates and describes
the traveling wave in the cochlea. He also
discusses various functions of the ear, comparing
other animals to humans. In conclusion, Dr. William
House reflects on the knowledge contained in these
two hours of lecture.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
PHYSIOLOGY OF THE EAR-1972
Video Tape, 49 minutes, $125.00
M. Lawrence, MD
In this presentation of the physiology of the
ear, Dr. Lawrence discusses early experiments and
correlates physiology to clinical conditions.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
RETROLABYRINTHINE VESTIBULAR NERVE
SECTION-1984
Video Tape, 45 minutes, $125.00
J.W. House, MD
The retrolabyrinthine approach is very
satisfactory for selective vestibular nerve section
in cases of vertigo which have not responded to
medical treatment or other surgical procedures.
Slides and surgical sequences demonstrate the
approach and the anatomical relationships to the
eighth nerve complex.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
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