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... Section III Disorders of the Auditory System and Their Pathophysiology 7. 1. Disorders of the Brainstem Auditory Pathways Disorders that affect the brainstem nuclei of the audi-tory system and which ... understanding of neural plasticity is therefore important for under-standing the pathology of many disorders and fortreatment of disorders of the nervous system, includ-ing disorders of hearing.Many ... pressure non-invasively. The outcome of the test depends on finedetails of the anatomy of the stapes and its suspension in the oval window, the incudo-stapedial joint and the ori-entation of its...

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