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Further observations upon the diagnosis of deafness in young children

Dix et al., 1952

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3962677535599890812
Author
Dix M
Hallpike C
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Publication venue
British Medical Journal

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AND SIGNAL LAMP Saw.-N oE74* EA oPERAroR4 AND SUBJECT OPERATRS CONTrA~ n~.-; n flashes of a signal lamp. The child sits in front of the wooden box shown in Fig. 1, within which are displayed a series of attractive pictures. In order to be seen, these pictures …
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