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Yasuhide Tominaga, Minoru Morita1958 Volume 4 Issue 3 Pages 145-148
Published: February 10, 1958
Released on J-STAGE: May 10, 2013
JOURNAL FREE ACCESSAfter examining the ear-drums of 320 workmen in a certain steel work and investigating the noise and the vibration of its work, we have concluded that there is no denying the fact that the vibration of solids, especially the lasting vibration which attacks the workmen'sheads as well as the noise at large scale, is closely related with the retraction of the ear. drum and the turbidity of it.(author's abstract)View full abstractDownload PDF (1923K) -
Yoshiki Yamasaki1958 Volume 4 Issue 3 Pages 149-153
Published: February 10, 1958
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JOURNAL FREE ACCESSIn the early stage of sudden deafness, dizziness was recognized in many cases. The author believed that this disease caused not only by the cochleal lesion, but also by abnormality in lab. yrinthus. On this stand point of view, functional observation of vestibule was done ln 15 cases. There was a difference in degree, but 80%of the patients did accompany the func tiona l disturbance of vestibule. No parallel relation was seen between the degree of deafness and the, func. tional trouble of vestibule. A definite periodical relation could not be recognized between hearing impairment and appearance of dizziness.View full abstractDownload PDF (643K) -
Yoshiki Yamasaki1958 Volume 4 Issue 3 Pages 154-157
Published: February 10, 1958
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JOURNAL FREE ACCESSEffect of Stellate Ganglion Block on the sudden deafness. Yamasaki reported a case of sudden deafness, which was thought to be a vascular disturbance in origin, and stellate ganglion block caused a remarkable improvement of hearing. Furthermore, I discussed the other 22 cases treated with the stellate ganglion block, and the effects on the hearing recovery were as follows, 3cases of them showed remarkable recovery of hearing acuity, 6cases were moderately, 5cases were slightly and other 8 cases showed no improvement.View full abstractDownload PDF (469K) -
Takashi Matsuno, Bunro Suga1958 Volume 4 Issue 3 Pages 158-162
Published: February 10, 1958
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JOURNAL FREE ACCESSThe observation of otocranial complications was done statisticallay t the Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Kyushu University School of Medicine for postwar 10 years (1946-1955),
There were 41 cases which occupied 4.7%of all middle-ear affected in-patients. The most cases were otogenic extradual abscess and venous sinus thrombus, followed by meningitis and cerebral abscess.
The difference comparing with the former statisticsw as there were amazingly many chronical cases of otitis media as primary affection and the mortality depressed under 50%.
Principally, therapy was similar with the former and the use of antibiotics brought out eminent effects.View full abstractDownload PDF (603K) -
Tsuyoshi Inoue, Hiroko Nishio1958 Volume 4 Issue 3 Pages 163-172
Published: February 10, 1958
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JOURNAL FREE ACCESSIn the observation of 26 cases of otogenic brain abscess during 25 years (1932-1956) in our Department, four cases among 190f cerebral abscess were the temporal lobe abscess followed by the aphasia about which the clinical state, the progress or the classification were described; the following results being obtained.
(1) Aphasia in all cases was the amnestic aphasia characterized by the loss of remembering ability of speech.Acase of them, however, resembled the total aphasia becaqse of the impossibility or difficulty of the understanding, of voluntary initiation, and of impersonation of speech, and it was clarified that this case was also amnestic aphasia because only the remembering ability did not recover after the disappearance of conscious turbidity.
(2) The parallel interrelation was observed between the process of aphasia and the findings of focus.Namely, the aphasia appeared with the increase of pus fluid, and gradually vanished with the removal of pus by operation.View full abstractDownload PDF (1331K) -
Ko Tateishi, Hideki Imamura, Keizi Oka, Satoshi Otsuka1958 Volume 4 Issue 3 Pages 173-178
Published: February 10, 1958
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JOURNAL FREE ACCESSIn a model of teeth set obtained from a 24 years old man with articulation impairment in “ka” line and “ga” line, the results of frequency analysis of his monosyllabic word were compared with those of normal adults by use of visible frequency analysator.
In order to observe the tongue movements precisely, double roentgenogram was obtained in comparison with that of the normal, in which the incomplete elevation of the posterior half portion of tongue was seen.
From the summarized results of his life environment, anamnesis, present state or various examinations, this articulation impairment in “ka” and “ga” line may be due to the dysfunction of tongue chiefly.View full abstractDownload PDF (10540K) -
Seiichi Kawata, Yasuhide Tominaga, Ko Tateishi, Hideki Imamura, Keiji ...1958 Volume 4 Issue 3 Pages 179-183
Published: February 10, 1958
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JOURNAL FREE ACCESSUsing three methods of speech articulation hearing test in our department, namely, live voice-decreasing test used in the early stage, test by reproducing of tape, and test by reproducing of transcription, the results of these tests and the apparatus for testing have been comparatively investigated.
(1) In the articulation curve of normal 20 ears, there is no difference between the tape recording method and the transcription method.
(2) In live voice method and recording method in normal 20 ears, there is no significant difference in the articulation curve. In the comparison of conductive deafness with perceptive deafness in the similar pure tone loss or speech hearing loss, the live voice method showed a tendency similar to the recording method. But in the simplicity of procedure and in the extent to measure the articulation curve, the recording method is practically more profitable than another method.View full abstractDownload PDF (662K) -
Yoshiaki Esaki, Hiroshi Ishii, Noboru Nishimura1958 Volume 4 Issue 3 Pages 184-187
Published: February 10, 1958
Released on J-STAGE: May 10, 2013
JOURNAL FREE ACCESSA man aged 36, an employee of National Rail Road Company, complained of slight rhinorrhoea and nasal obstruction caused by maxillary osteofibroma which is usually a very rare disease.
As the local findings, we found a little mucous pus in nose, the thick Roentgen shadow in right maxillary sinus and in infraorbital wall ; no changes in cheek, gingiva and lip or soft palate.
Since the puncture test through the inferior nasal meatus revealed mucous pus, the radical operation was carried out under the diagnosis of chronic maxillary sinusitis. The majority of proper maxillary sinus was filled with very hard dark-reddish tumor. This tumor was isolated from proper bone wall as a large mass. The microscopic examination of various sections from this extirpated tumor showed the evidence of osteofibroma.
Two years later, detailed examination of maxillary sinus showed no sign of the existence or reappearance of tumor.View full abstractDownload PDF (3516K) -
Takashi Matsuno, Toyoji Soda, Kosuke Kanda1958 Volume 4 Issue 3 Pages 188-194
Published: February 10, 1958
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JOURNAL FREE ACCESSThe roentgenographic method of diagnosis of accessory sinusitis is applicable not only to maxillary sinus but also ethmoidal, frontal, or sphenoidal sinuses, the reduction of bone figure following the increase of voltages in roentgen tube can be considered under an assumption of additive action to co-operative interrelation of bone, brain and muscle, such as the simplifying of complicated bone shadow, the swelling of soft tissue and of mucous membrane of accessory cavity as a pneumatic hole, the intrasinual fluids, and the air
After the comparison of usual low-voltage roentgenogram with high-voltage roentgenogram, it was summerized from one case that the operative findings coincided more sufficiently in high-voltage roentgenogram than in low-voltage one, the former being precisely described.
The authors emphasize that the facial high-voltage roentgenography chiefly to accessory sinuses, according to the experimental data up to the present, gives a clear shadow of accessory sinus, as mintioned above, and also of the bony structure, in 140 Kv and in simultaneous use of alminium filter of 1.0 mm.View full abstractDownload PDF (7139K) -
Toshiyuki Sakaguchi1958 Volume 4 Issue 3 Pages 195-198
Published: February 10, 1958
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JOURNAL FREE ACCESSHaving two experiences in complete disconnection in subcutaneous trachea caused by dull trauma, author has described a few taught points.
The trachea was disconnected in the fi rst and second case at cartilage 6-7 and cartilage 4-5, respectively. Simultaneously, the layers of sternohyoideus and sternothyreoideus were completely disconnected in the second case.
The operative peculiarities in the tracheal disconnection, were that both ends of cut-trachea were rather apart and the tonus at the ends made it almost impossible for one to sew. Therefore, in both cases cut edges were sewn with the upper surface of sternum.
Severe dyspnea, emphysema and hemoptoe were inevitable symptoms, but in the second case dyspnea didn't occur for 3 days after the disconnection. This was due to the cavity formation by the complete disconnection of muscle layers and their contraction.
Existence of wound in the surrounding tissues made the difference in the interval to cause the inevitable symptoms and there lay the diagnostic difficulties.View full abstractDownload PDF (525K) -
Teizo Mukai, Hiroko Suzuki1958 Volume 4 Issue 3 Pages 199-202
Published: February 10, 1958
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JOURNAL FREE ACCESSSix patients, treated by aleviatin for the purpose of anticonvulsion, were otorhinologically investigated.
There were five cases of gingival swelling while there was no changes in ear, nose, or larynx. In severe case, mastication could not be performed. Generally this symptom appeared after a year, of internal administration, but it is not always be in parallel with administered dose. In the young, the teeth set was remarkably zigzag. The swelling was not so remarkable in the case of lacking tooth. The horizontal and vertical resorption was roentgenologically observed. Histological examination showed the horny change of the uppermost layer and the proliferation of basal cell layer. Connective tissue cells contained generally collagen fiber and ware edematous, so-called papillomatous proliferation being observed.View full abstractDownload PDF (3932K) -
Sunao Nagai1958 Volume 4 Issue 3 Pages 203-206
Published: February 10, 1958
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JOURNAL FREE ACCESSA female of 47 years old had chief complaint of hemoptoe ; no particular change was seen in her nasal cavity, larynx and pharynx, but bronchoscopic examination has found the bleeding punctum at the subvocalcord cavity on front tracheal wall. There was no reappearance of bleeding by the corrosion of silver nitrate solution.
This case was considered to be accidentalt racheal bleeding which was formerly reported by Matsui as a rear case.View full abstractDownload PDF (616K) -
Tsuyoshi Inoue, Jikyo Miyagi1958 Volume 4 Issue 3 Pages 207-214
Published: February 10, 1958
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JOURNAL FREE ACCESSThe ideal of anesthesia for otorhinolaryngological operations is to keep the patient at ease mentally and emotionally and still he is able to carry out conversation with the operators in the state of light sleep: and the operations can be performed in analgesia under the administration of block anesthesia and local anesthesia.
The authors used intramuscular injection of Noblon B for basic anesthesia with Pacatal as strong anesthesia in 20 cases for the operations. The result showed this method can bring out a remarkable condition almost close to that of the ideal compared with the method which have formerly been used for operations.View full abstractDownload PDF (970K) -
Yasuhide Tominaga, Keiji Oka1958 Volume 4 Issue 3 Pages 215-218
Published: February 10, 1958
Released on J-STAGE: May 10, 2013
JOURNAL FREE ACCESSThe clinical use of Noblon A for 27 cases during and after the otorhinolaryngological operations has given an eminet effect without any accessory action.
Two cases out of fifteen revealed some accessory effects after the application of Noblon B: it is presumably due to the decrease in blood pressure.
This medicament is of value on the analgesic effect for otorhinolaryngological affections.View full abstractDownload PDF (449K)
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