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Korean Journal of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery > Volume 24(3); 1981 > Article
Korean Journal of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery 1981;24(3): 279-85.
An Auditory Tube Function Test with Diving Simulator and Acoustic Impedance Meter
Kyoung Youl Cho, MD (Director : Prof. GR Kim, MD, YM Kim, MD)
Jinhae Armed Forces General Hospital, Korea
Diving Simulator와 Impedance Audiometry에 의한 이관기능검사법
조경열 (지도 : 김기령, 김영명 교수)
국군진해통합병원
ABSTRACT

The function of auditory tube is important to peoples who are engaged in the environment of hyper-baric pressure such as U.D.T., S.S.U. and other under-water employers. Although there has been several trials for auditory tube function, there is not any proven methods. So we tried to develop a new test methods for auditory tube function with Diving Simulator (Ocean System Japan) and Acoustic Impedance Meter (TA 1-D), and obtained following results: 1) The average of age was 24.4 years and static compliance was 0.58cc. 2) The frequencies of Toynbee's manuever to equalize middle ear pressure was 3.8 in average and 1.9 in standard deviation. 3) The grading of auditory tube function with reference to required Toynbee's maneuver was grade I : between 0 and 4 (142. 65.4%), grade II : between 5 and 6 (31. 14.2%), grade III : between 7 and 8 (22. 10.1%), grage IV : above 8 (22. 10.1%).

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