MEMRO 2009--middle-ear science and technology.
MEMRO 2009--middle-ear science and technology.
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MEMRO 2009——中耳科学与技术。
DOI：
10.1016/j.heares.2010.03.079
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发表时间：
2010
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影响因子：
2.8
通讯作者：
Steele,Charles
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作者：
Puria,Sunil;Goode,RichardL;Steele,Charles
中耳力学研究和耳科（MEMRO）会议的目标是基础科学家，耳鼻喉科医生，工程师，以及居民和学生。正如过去所显示的那样，这些不同的研究人员和从业人员之间的合作可以更好地了解如何改进中耳疾病的诊断和治疗。即使在狭窄的基础研究范围内，研究中耳疾病生物学的人与试图理解中耳结构潜在的生物物理学和声力学转换的人之间也往往存在分离。基础科学家普遍不熟悉中耳疾病的发病机制和听力结果，而临床医生往往不了解中耳疾病及其治疗对耳朵的力学和声学限制。认识到外科医生和从事中耳力学研究的科学家工程师之间合作的必要性，耳科医生Karl-Bernd h<s:1> ttenbrink博士于1996年在德国德累斯顿发起了第一届MEMRO研讨会。在第一次会议取得成功后，1999年在波士顿、2003年在日本松山和2006年在瑞士苏黎世分别举行了会议。2009年在斯坦福大学举行的MEMRO研讨会是第五次会议，约有165名注册与会者。
The Middle-Ear Mechanics in Research and Otology (MEMRO) meetings are targeted to basic scientists, otolaryngologists, engineers, as well as residents and students. Collaborations between these different groups of researchers and practitioners, as has been shown to be the case in the past, can lead to a greater understanding of how to improve the diagnosis and treatment of middle-ear diseases. Even within the narrow confines of basic research, there has tended to be a separation between those investigating the biology of middle-ear disease and those attempting to understand the underlying biophysics and acousto-mechanical transformations of middle-ear structures. Basic scientists are not generally familiar with the pathogenesis and hearing outcome of middle-ear diseases, while clinicians often do not understand the mechanical and acoustical constraints on the ear that result from middle-ear disease and its treatment.Recognizing the need for collaboration between surgeons and scientist-engineers working on middle-ear mechanics, Dr. Karl-Bernd Hüttenbrink, an otologist, initiated the first MEMRO symposium in Dresden, Germany in 1996. After the success of this first meeting, subsequent meetings were held in Boston in 1999, Matsuyama, Japan in 2003, and Zurich, Switzerland in 2006. The 2009 MEMRO symposium at Stanford University was the fifth meeting, with about 165 registered attendees.