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Maëlle Guéganton-Lecat,Romain Provost,Tania Delabarde et al. Maëlle Guéganton-Lecat et al.
Introduction: This study aimed to assess skull contents, brain appearance, and density on postmortem computed tomography in naturally mummified corpses. M...
Reto Stump,Ivo Dobrev,Niklaus Krayenbühl et al. Reto Stump et al.
It was demonstrated that DPOAEs could be elicited via non-osseous pathways within the skull contents and that the required measurements could be performed intra-operatively.
Ivo Dobrev,Jae Hoon Sim Ivo Dobrev
Recent measurements of vibrational motion to assess sound transmission through ear structures and skull contents have included three-dimensional (3D) behavior. The 3D motion of a point has been described with the three orthogonal components in the 3D space.
Giacomo Gnudi,Antonella Volta,Sabrina Manfredi et al. Giacomo Gnudi et al.
Atlanto-occipital subluxation and a fracture/hole was present in the occipital region of the skull: whether this was made for draining skull contents as a mummification process and/or to euthanase the cat remains open for discussion.
Tomoo Watanabe,Sibylle Bertoli,Rudolf Probst Tomoo Watanabe
To clarify the contribution of the skull contents to the transmission of bone vibratory stimuli, and to examine the characteristics of such stimuli, we compared auditory thresholds and distortion-product otoacoustic emission (DPOAE) levels with a bone vibrator placed on various sites of the head, including...These results indicate that vibratory sounds can be transmitted through the skull contents to the inner ear.
Jean-Yves Sichel,Sharon Freeman,Haim Sohmer Jean-Yves Sichel
This theory is based on the discovery that a major pathway in bone conduction stimulation to the inner ear is through the skull contents (probably the cerebrospinal fluid [CSF]).
H Sohmer,S Freeman,M Geal-Dor et al. H Sohmer et al.
Animal experiments in this laboratory have led to the suggestion that a major pathway in bone conduction stimulation to the inner ear is via the skull contents (brain and CSF). This hypothesis was now tested in humans.
S Freeman,J Y Sichel,H Sohmer S Freeman
These findings can be interpreted as evidence that the 'classical' bone conduction mechanisms should be modified to include a major pathway for cochlear excitation which is non-osseous: when a bone vibrator is applied to the skull, the bone vibrations may induce audio-frequency sound pressures in the skull...contents (brain and cerebro-spinal fluid) which are then communicated by fluid channels to the fluids of the inner ear.
D Stålhammar D Stålhammar
Impact acceleration was applied to the model with the skull contents serving as a "contre-coup end". Skull deformation was minimized by reinforcement of the skull vault. Acceleration, velocity and displacement of the system were recorded at various sites and could be predicted within wide ranges.