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Functional Aspects of the Eustachian Tube by Means of 3D-Modeling

2020-12-21

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The extent of dysfunction of the Eustachian tube (ET) is relevant in understanding the pathogenesis of secondary otological diseases such as acute or chronic otitis media. The underlying mechanism of ET dysfunction remains poorly understood except for an apparent genesis such as a nasopharyngeal tumor or cleft palate. To better describe the ET, its functional anatomy, and the biomechanical valve mechanism and subs...

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1fb0f1d7-453f-511d-bdcc-70aa8db9dcf8
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10.1101/2020.12.21.423756
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