How Do Cartilage and other Material Overlay over a Prosthesis Affect its Vibration Transmission Properties in Ossiculoplasty? - Concepedia

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How Do Cartilage and other Material Overlay over a Prosthesis Affect its Vibration Transmission Properties in Ossiculoplasty?

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David P. Morris, Manohar Bance, Rene G. Van Wijhe

Abstract

Cartilage of the size used clinically has little impact on vibration transmission to the footplate. A wide range of materials could clinically be interposed over the prosthesis.

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