Determination of the position of nucleus cochlear implant electrodes in the inner ear.

Determination of the position of nucleus cochlear implant electrodes in the inner ear.
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1994-09
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The American journal of otology
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M. Skinner;D. Ketten;M. Vannier;G. Gates;R. Yoffie;W. Kalender
M. Skinner;D. Ketten;M. Vannier;G. Gates;R. Yoffie;W. Kalender
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M. Skinner;D. Ketten;M. Vannier;G. Gates;R. Yoffie;W. Kalender

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