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This is an interesting report of Weber lateralised to the ear, on which stapedectomy was done, inspite of the fact that he developed profound sensorineural deafness 6 days after the operation. Some explanation have been offered to explain the phenomenon.
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Ghosh, P. Weber-QUO vedis?. IJO & HNS 47, 140–141 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03047946
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