Using greater superficial petrosal nerve and geniculate ganglion as the only two landmarks for identifying internal auditory canal in middle fossa approach.
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Using greater superficial petrosal nerve and geniculate ganglion as the only two landmarks for identifying internal auditory canal in middle fossa approach.
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Using greater superficial petr ...... anal in middle fossa approach.
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Using greater superficial petr ...... anal in middle fossa approach.
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Using greater superficial petr ...... anal in middle fossa approach.
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Using greater superficial petr ...... anal in middle fossa approach.
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Using greater superficial petr ...... anal in middle fossa approach.
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Using greater superficial petr ...... anal in middle fossa approach.
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Using greater superficial petr ...... anal in middle fossa approach.
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Jiun-Yih Shiao
Ming-Ying Lan
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10.1007/S00405-010-1328-6
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2010-07-08T00:00:00Z
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