VI Aspects of Hearing Physio-Pathology during the First Postoperative Period following Fenestration

Thirty cases of otosclerosis belonging to Shambaugh's "A" group, operated on by Lempert's "cupole" technique, have been studied. The following elements have been considered for the evaluation of the hearing behavior: a) modifications of hearing by bone conduction, b) modifications of hearing by air conduction, c) behavior of Weber's test, d) results of speech-audiometry tests, e) behavior of Fowler's test, f) study of diplacusis.

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