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Physiologie und Pathophysiologie des Corti-Organs

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Die Kenntnis physiologischer und pathophysiologischer Zusammenhänge erlaubt es kausal begründete Konzepte in Diagnostik und Therapie zu entwickeln. Auf vielen Gebieten der klinischen Medizin wurden die Organfunktionen bereits vor einigen Jahren auf molekularer Ebene geklärt. Hieraus entwickelten sich zahlreiche diagnostische und therapeutische Ansatzpunkte. Trotz enormer Fortschritte in der Hörforschung stehen jedoch pathophysiologisch begründete Therapiekonzepte für das Innenohr noch weitgehend aus. Dies beruht auf der Tatsache, daß die Innenohrstrukturen sehr vulnerabel sind und zudem durch eine feste Knochenhülle geschützt, nur schwer für den Untersucher zugänglich sind.

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