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Disease/Pathology/Etiology
MENIERE'S DISEASE-1972
Video Tape, 56 minutes, $125.00
J.L. Pulec, MD
Results of a 5-year study of Meniere's
disease etiology and treatment are presented
here.
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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, $90.00
M.E. Glasscock, III, MD; B.H. Britton MD
Illustrates diagnosis of acoustic tumors using a
small dose of Pantopaque and polytome x-rays to
produce posterior fossa myelograph.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
CONGENITAL MALFORMATIONS: EXTERNAL CANAL, MIDDLE
EAR AND INNER EAR-1988
Video Tape, 55 minutes, $125.00
A. De la Cruz, MD
Dr. De la Cruz discusses the selection and
evaluation, and management of patients with
malformations of the temporal bones, the middle
ear, and the facial nerve.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
CONGENITAL MALFORMATIONS OF THE MIDDLE
EAR-1973
Video Tape, 50 minutes, $125.00
H.P. House, MD
During stapes surgery, malformations can be
encountered in the middle ear. The otologic surgeon
must recognize these malformations and be prepared
to deal with them.
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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 flexable endoscopic
examination of the eustachian tube.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
MIDDLE EAR: PATHOLOGY AND TREATMENT OF SEROUS
OTITIS MEDIA AND OTITIS MEDIA-1985
Video Tape, 21 minutes, $30.00
F.H. Linthicum, MD
This taped lecture presents the etiology of this
disorder so that diagnosis and treatment may become
more clear. Objectives are to keep the patient
hearing, prevent permanent damage, and to reduce
the frequency of recurrence.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
SEROUS OTITIS MEDIA-1983
Video Tape, 59 minutes, $125.00
Prof. M. Tos; W.M. Luxford, MD; J.L. Sheehy, MD
Dr. Sheehy moderates a discussion on the
pathogenesis of serous otitis media and the medical
and surgical treatment.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
SEROUS OTITIS MEDIA: GOTTSCHALK
TREATMENT-1979
Video Tape, 57 minutes, $125.00
J.L. Sheehy, MD; G.H. Gottschalk, MD
Most otologists routinely use ventilation tubes
in the treatment of chronic serous otitis media.
This seminar shows an alternative treatment
developed and used successfully by Dr.
Gottschalk.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
PEDIATRIC OTOLOGY: CLINICAL PATHOLOGICAL
CONSIDERATIONS-1975
Video Tape, 44 minutes, $125.00
F.H. Linthicum, MD
Several aspects of pediatric otology are
discussed, with emphasis on the problems of the
eustachian tube.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
EUSTACHIAN TUBOPLASTY-1969
Video Tape, 60 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
EXTERNAL AUDITORY CANAL: PATHOLOGY AND
TREATMENT-1985
Video Tape, 36 minutes, $30.00
J.L. Sheely, MD
This taped lecture discusses wax impaction,
chronic otitis externa, and other external ear
problems. Includes details on how to clean the ear,
counseling the patient and when to refer to a
specialist.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
KERATOSIS OBTURANS-1983
Video Tape, 53 minutes, $125.00
J.L. Sheehy, MD
Keratosis obturans is an uncommon otologic
condition which may appear to be an impacted wax
problem. Slides and surgical procedures demonstrate
the usual appearance of keratosis obturans and
complications which may develop.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
DIFFUSE EXOSTOSES AND OSTEOMATA OF THE EXTERNAL
AUDITORY CANAL-1983
Video Tape, 54 minutes, $125.00
J.L. Sheehy, MD
Diffuse exostoses are common bilateral
symmetrical lesions of the external ear canal,
which are seen predominantly in cold water
swimmers. They reqire surgery infrequently. The
solitary unilateral osteoma is uncommon, but
usually requires surgery. Four edited videotapes
show management of these lesions.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
FACIAL NERVE GRADING-1988
Video Tape, 7 minutes, $30.00
J.W. House MD
Demonstrates the new international standards for
assessing facial nerve recovery. Illustrates
patient function following surgery and after
maximum recovery.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
FACIAL PALSY: EVALUATION AND TREATMENT-1985
Video Tape, 48 minutes, $30.00
D.E. Brackmann, MD
Facial Paralysis can be caused by trauma, acute
otitis media, Bell's palsy, or tumors. This taped
lecture presents ideas on treatment of the facial
nerve, and discusses when a patient does and does
not benefit from surgery.
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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
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
CEREBELLOPONTINE ANGLE SURGERY: FACIAL NERVE
REHABILLITATION-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. This seminar reviews the principles
of facial-hypoglossal anastomosis and describes a
technique of facial anastomosis in the
cerebellopontine angle.
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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, $
J.L. Sheehy, MD; D.E. Brackmann, MD
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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, $
H. Hamersma, MD
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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.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
THE CARE OF THE EYE IN FACIAL PARALYSIS-1974
Video Tape, 58 minutes, $125.00
R.E. Levine, MD
Facial nerve palsy is a serious threat to vision
of the eye on the afflicted site. The entire
medical and surgical management of the eye of the
patient with facial paralysis is reviewed in this
seminar.
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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, $
Prof. U. Fisch
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
FACIAL NERVE SURGERY-1973
Video Tape, 56 minutes, $125.00
J.L. Pulec, MD
Microsurgical techniques have made facial nerve
surgery a commonplace procedure. Dr. Pulec
discusses approaches to the facial nerve and
problems the surgeon may encounter.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
TOTAL FACIAL NERVE DECOMPRESSION-1972
Video Tape, 23 minutes, $90.00
J.L. Pulec, MD
Total facial nerve decompression is the term for
the removal of the entire fallopian canal from the
internal auditory canal to the stylomastoid
foramen. Diagnostic tests, and a combined middle
cranial fossa and translabyrinthine approach is
demonstrated during surgery and on cadaver
dissections.
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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, $90.00
W.F. House, MD
Dr. William House demonstrates the procedure for
removing extensive congenital cholesteatome and at
the same time avoiding damage to the facial
nerve.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
DECOMPRESSION OF THE FACIAL NERVE-1967
Video Tape, 20 minutes, $90.00
J.A. Crabtree, MD; W.H. Powers, MD
Review of the post-auricular approach for the
decompression of the facial nerve in the tympanic
and mastoid portions of the skull.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
THE TYMPANIC MEMBRANE AND OSSICLES:
ULTRASTRUCTURE AND PATHOLOGY-1979
Video Tape, 56 minutes, $125.00
F.H. Linthicum, Jr., MD; M.D. Graham, MD
Scanning electron microscopy demonstrates
ultrastructure of the tympanic membrane and
ossicles. Emphasized are tough fibers of the pars
tensa and the structure of the ossicles, and the
various pathological conditions that affect them.
Defects can be corrected by various grafts,
including skin, vein, perichondrium, fascia, and
homografts.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
CHRONIC OTITIS MEDIA: CHOLESTEROL GRANULOMA AND
TYMPANOSCLEROSIS-1979
Video Tape, 55 minutes, $125.00
J.L. Sheehy, MD; I. Friedmann, MD
Chronic otitis media encompasses many
pathological processes, including cholesterol
granuloma and tympanosclerosis. The clinical,
histopathological, and electron microscope aspects
of these two conditions are discussed.
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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 viewer fully explores a temporal bone under
a laboratory microscope. Simultaneously, one sees
an artist's rendition at the level of the cut
through the temporal bone and of the anatomical
features seen in the microscope slide.
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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
RESEARCH METHODS IN THE EAR: THE SCANNING
ELECTRON MICROSCOPE-1973
Video Tape, 55 minutes, $125.00
D.H. Lim, MD
Views familiar structures comparing convential
light microscope, transmission electron microscope,
and scanning electron microscope. Describes basic
principles and mechanics of the scaning electron
microscope and presents hair cells, organ of Corti,
ampulla, and otoliths using SEM.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
CORRELATION OF HISTOPATHOLOGY AND OTOLOGIC
SURGERY-1973
Video Tape, 49 minutes, $125.00
F.H. Linthicum, Jr., MD
Dr. Linthicum discusses postoperative findings
after tympanoplasty and otosclerosis surgery, along
with granulomatous disesase, function of the
cochlear and vestibular aqueduct, the seriousness
of bilateral tumors, and the treatment of cochlear
otosclerosis.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
TEMPORAL BONE HISTOPATHOLOGY-1973
Video Tape, 50 minutes, $125.00
F.H. Linthicum, Jr., MD
Dr. Linthicum correlates clinical findings with
histopathologic findings. Cases include meningitis
through an old temporal bone fracture, Mondini
deformity, otosclerosis, Kanamycin toxicity,
presbycusis, postoperative and undiagnosed
neuronoma, and chronic otitis media with congenital
deafness in the same individual.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
PRIMARY NEOPLASM OF THE TEMPORAL BONE-1972
Video Tape, 48 minutes, $125.00
H.F. Schuknecht, MD
Neoplasms, both benign and malignant occur
frequently in the temporal bone. Diagnosis,
histopathology, and treatment of these lesions are
discussed.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
VESTIBULAR PATHOLOGY AND TREATMENT-1985
Video Tape, 40 minutes, $30.00
R.A. Nelson, MD
This taped lecture concerns the evaluation and
treatment of the dizzy patient. The objectives are
to rule out serious disease, pinpoint the problem,
treat the type of dizziness involved, and have a
good follow up.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
SURGICAL TREATMENT OF THE DIZZY PATIENT-1985
Video Tape, 30 minutes, $30.00
A. De La Cruz, MD
Careful discrimination must be followed before
surgery is recommended. This taped lecture presents
the types of dizziness that are treatable with
surgery. Endolymphatic sac, vestibular nerve
section, and labyrinthectomy procedures are
discussed.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
ENDOLYMPATIC SAC SURGERY-1984
Video Tape, 12 minutes, $90.00
W.M. Luxford, MD
Endolymphatic sac surgery is the treatment of
choice in most cases of Meniere's disease that do
not respond satisfactorily to medical treatment.
Slides and surgical sequences demonstrate the
surgical anatomy of the sac and the techniques of
decompression, sac-subarachnoid shunts and
sac-mastoid shunts.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
RETROLABYRINTHINE VESTIBULAR NERVE
SECTION-1984
Video Tape, 45 minutes. $
J.W. House, MD
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
DIZZINESS OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN: OFFICE EVALUATION
AND MANAGEMENT-1980
Video Tape, 58 minutes, $125.00
A. De La Cruz, MD
Many dizzy patients in daily clinical practice
cannot be clearly diagnosed as having one of the
classical vertiginous syndromes. This seminar deals
with the step by step office evaluations to rule
out serious pathology; it also deals with the
search for treatment of patients who, despite
normal laboratory test results, continue to be
dizzy.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
DYNAMICS OF THE ENDOLYMPH-1979
Video Tape, 57 minutes, $125.00
W.F. House, MD; P.G. Lundquist, MD, Ph.D.
Evidence regarding the production, flow and
reabsorption of endolymph has great bearing on the
problems of Meniere's disease. This seminar reviews
this information and presents theories on these
processes.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
VESTIBULAR AND NONVESTIBULAR NYSTAGMUS-1977
Video Tape, 47 minutes, $125.00
F.H. Linthicum, Jr., MD; D.E. Pappas, MD; D.
Churchill, MS
Electronystagmography is described and the
significance of findings in relationship to
diagnosis is discussed. The second portion of the
seminar shows various types of nystagmus which in
most cases indicate central lesions.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF MENIERE'S DISEASE-1974
Video Tape, 50 minutes, $125.00
W.F. House, MD
A basic understanding of symptomatology and
pathophysiology is essential to the treatment of
Meniere's disorder. A systematized concept of this
pathophysiology is presented.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
METABOLIC AND ALLERGIC DYSFUNCTION OF THE INNER
EAR-1974
Video Tape, 58 minutes, $125.00
W. H. Powers, MD
Allergic and metabolic factors have been
implicated in disorders of vestibular and cochlear
systems. Dr. Powers discusses the presenting
symptomatology, diagnosis, and treatment. He also
offers a complete presentation of allergies,
including inhalants and food intolerance.
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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, $
Prof U Fisch
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 for
abnormalities of the vestibular system, and
discusses their practical applications and
diagnoses. Also available in Spanish.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
MENIERE'S DISEASE-1972
Video Tape, 56 minutes, $
J.L. Pulec, MD
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
BRAINSTEM ELECTRIC RESPONSE AUDIOMETRY-1979
Video Tape, 54 minutes, $125.00
D.E. Brackmann, MD; M. Don, Ph.D.; W. Selters,
Ph.D.
Brainstem electric response audiometry is an
established test in audiologic diagnosis. This
seminar demonstrates its use in determining
audiometric thresholds in patients whose behavioral
techniques are ineffective and in diagnosing
cerebellopontine angle tumors.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
NEURO-OTOLOGIC EVALUATION-1979
Video Tape, 58 minutes, $125.00
J.L. Sheehy, MD; F.H. Linthicum, Jr., MD; A. De la
Cruz, MD
Internal auditory canal and cerebellopontine
angle lesions may produce minimal symptoms,
particularly when small. This seminar reviews the
auditory, vestibular, and radiographic tests
currently used to evaluate patients suspected of
having a tumor.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
ELECTRICAL PROMONTORY TESTING-1975
Video Tape, 50 minutes, $125.00
D.E. Brackmann, MD
Electrocochleography is used to detect acoustic
tumors in this videotape.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF CEREBELLOPONTINE
ANGLE-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
RETROLABYRINTHINE APPROACH TO THE
CEREBELLOPONTINE ANGLE-1977
Video Tape, 55 minutes, $
D.E. Brackmann, MD; W.E. Hitselberger, MD
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
GENICULATE GANGLIONECTOMY FOR PETROSAL
NEURALGIA-1974
Video Tape, 45 minutes, $125.00
Prof. U. Fisch
Deep ear pain can be an extremely distressing
otologic symptom. Geniculate ganglionectomy is
often an ideal solution.
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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, $
D.E. Brackmann, MD; J.L. Pulec, MD
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
UNDERSTANDING ACOUSTIC TUMORS: THE PATIENT'S
PERSPECTIVE
Video Tape, 45 minutes, $30.00
W.M. Luxford, MD
Five patients share their experiences with
acoustic tumor diagnosis and treatment. This tape
demonstrates the range of possible results with
different surgical techniques and how these
patients met the challenge of their tumor-related
problems. Prospective patients will become
acquainted with what to expect and will learn what
questions to ask.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
THE COCHLEAR IMPLANT: ONE ANSWER TO
DEAFNESS-1988
Video Tape, 15 minutes, $30.00
J.W. House, MD; C. Wild
Adult patients discuss their personal
experiences with a variety of cochlear implant
devices.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
SIGN-ME-A-STORY
Video Tape, 30 minutes, $14.50
Linda Bove
The deaf actress from Sesame Street introduces
children to American Sign Language. First, Linda
teaches some simple signs, then she and others act
out two familiar fairy tales using these signs.
Both heearing and hearing-impaired children will
enjoy the stories; in addition to sign language,
there is narration and original music throughout.
An artwork setting gives this unique video a
charming storybook look. Close captioned.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
I ONLY HEAR YOU WHEN I SEE YOUR FACE
Video Tape, 11 minutes, $40.00
Hope for Hearing Foundation, UCLA
Hospitilization can be a difficult time for
everyone; for the person with impaired hearing, it
is even more stressful. This video illustrates ways
that the hospital staff can improve communication
with the hearing-impaired patient.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
EXTRA SENSE-ASSISTIVE LISTENING DEVICES FOR THE
HEARING IMPAIRED-1985
Video Tape, 8 minutes, $30.00
H.P. House, MD; L. Mclean, MA, Nanette Fabray
Devices on the market today can signal a
hearing-impaired individual to the telephone, the
doorbell, the baby crying, or even a safety alarm.
Nanette Fabray demonstrates various "listening
devices" used in everyday life situations. A
booklet which lists brand names and price ranges
accompanies the tape.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
EFFECTIVE LIPREADING-1984
Video Tape, 23 minutes, $90.00
N. Erber, Ph.D.; A. Selmi, MA
Techniques to improve communication
effectiveness between a lipreader and a speaker are
discussed here.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
YOUR EAR: WHAT CAN GO WRONG-1981
Video Tape, 55 minutes, $125.00
J.L. Sheehy, MD
Slides and surgical footage of stapedectomy
illustrate this introductory lecture for students,
nurses, paramedic personnel and the lay public. Dr.
Sheehy discusses the mechanism of hearing, causes
of hearing impairment and the medical and surgical
treatment of otologic problems.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
IT'S OKAY TO BE DEAF, DENISE-1976
Video Tape, 30 minutes, $
Ear Research Institute, Los Angeles; Siegel
Institute, Chicago
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
SEE HEAR-1964
Video Tape, 15 minutes, $90.00
F.H. Linthicum, Jr., MD; R.L. Hughes, Ph.D.
Visual cues in communication are of primary
importance to the deaf and hard of hearing. Through
distorted sound track, the viewer experiences
different types of hearing loss, including
conductive losses of 20, 30 and 40 dB, and
sensorineural losses in the hign frequencies and
speech range. Also presented is the response to
this stimulus by a person using a hearing aid due
to either a conductive or sensorineural hearing
loss.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
SENSORINEURAL HEARING IMPAIRMENT: PATIENT
MANAGEMENT-1979
Video Tape, 56 minutes, $125.00
J.L. Sheehy, MD; E.W. Johnson, MD
One-third of our otologic patients have
sensorineural hearing impairment. Proper management
includes a detailed discussion of the problems with
the patient and advice on the use of a hearing aid
and other communication devices.
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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 fluorides.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
THE EAR AND NOISE-1973
Video Tape, 50 minutes, $125.00
A. Glorig, MD
Industrial noise and its effect on hearing are
reviewed in this film. Dr Glorig explains controls
and methods for determining harmful industrual
noise levels.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
TINNITUS: CAUSE AND TREATMENT-1985
Video Tape, 20 minutes, $30.00
W.M. Luxford, MD
Tinnitus is a symptom, not a disease. This taped
lecture details how to detect the type of head
noise a patient experiences, whether it is
objective or subjective, and how to treat the
cause.
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House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
TINNITUS: PATIENT MANAGEMENT-1981
Video Tape, 55 minutes, $125.00
J. Vernon, Ph.D.; J.W. House, MD; E.W. Johnson,
Ph.D.; J.L. Sheehy MD
Discussion of tinnitus and various methods of
management of the patient with this common
complaint include the use of hearing aids, tinnitus
maskers, and biofeedback treatment.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
TINNITUS MASKING-1981
Video Tape, 55 minutes, $125.00
J. Vernon, Ph.D.
Dr. Vernon, an international authority on
tinnitus masking, discusses indications for a
tinnitus masker in various types of cases.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
TINNITUS: TREATMENT WITH BIOFEEDBACK-1977
Video Tape, 37 minutes, $125.00
J.W. House, MD; P.R. House, Ph.D.; J. Luddington,
MA
Most patients seem to tolerate tinnitus as a
moderate inconvenience. Some patients with severe
tinnitus find that it causes many problems in their
lives. Biofeedback treatment seems to help about 80
percent of these severely distured patients. This
seminar deals briefly with tinnitus in general and
at length with the use of biofeedback in its
treatment.
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
TRANSCOCHLEAR APPROACH TO THE SKULL
BASE-1976
Video Tape, 30 minutes, $90.00
W.E. Hitselberger, MD; W.F. House, MD
Demonstrated is a new approach to tumors of the
skull base that arise medial to the internal
auditory canal, or from the clivus. The approach
involves a forward extension of the
translabyrinthine opening, and the cochlea is
removed with the facial nerve rerouted posteriorly.
The forward limit of the dissection is the internal
carotid artery.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
THE TRANSCOCHLEAR REMOVAL OF CONGENITAL
CHOLESTEATOME-1976
Video Tape, 56 minutes, $125.00
W.F. House, MD
The transcochlear technique is significant in
the microsurgical approach to lesions in the
mastoid and inner ear. This case history includes a
postoperative interview with the patient, and the
procedure used to remove a large cholesteatoma.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
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