1. EUFOS and the archives of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology

   • Charles W. Smith

   Editorials Pages: 1 - 1

2. 125 years of archives of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology

   • C. Beck
   • U. Ganzer
   • H. Spoendlin

   Editorials Pages: 2 - 2

3. A comparison of initial and permanent surface changes to guinea pig hair cells after acoustic overstimulation

   • A. Pye
   • L. Ulehlova

   Original Investigations Pages: 3 - 10

4. Kinetic experiments with radionuclides concerning the perilymph-blood barrier in a guinea pig model

   • W. K. Jung
   • G. Gattaz
   • F. J. Schön

   Original Investigations Pages: 11 - 19

5. Eye movements during voluntary head motion with minimized cervical input

   • M. Doerr
   • U. Thoden

   Original Investigations Pages: 20 - 25

6. Initial changes in the sensory hair-cell membrane following aminoglycoside administration in a guinea pig model

   • M. Takumida
   • J. Wersäll
   • D. Bagger-Sjöbäck

   Original Investigations Pages: 26 - 31

7. Scanning electron microscopic studies of the capillaries crossing the scala tympani

   • M. Galic

   Original Investigations Pages: 32 - 36

8. An immunocytochemical study of cytokeratin expression in human middle ear cholesteatoma

   • W. -Y. Chao
   • C. -C. Huang

   Original Investigations Pages: 37 - 42

9. The effects of auditory deprivation on morphological maturation of the ventral cochlear nucleus

   • M. Anniko
   • B. Sjöström
   • D. Webster

   Original Investigations Pages: 43 - 47

10. Imunohistochemical demonstration of langerhans' cell in cholesteatoma using an antiserum against S-100 protein

    • S. Takahashi
    • Y. Nakano

    Original Investigations Pages: 48 - 52

11. Hematoporphyrin uptake by experimentally induced cholesteatomas in an animal model

    • G. P. Teatini
    • C. Perria
    • F. Tanda

    Original Investigations Pages: 53 - 55

12. Ultrastructural localization of carbonic anhydrase in the vestibular end organs of the guinea pig

    • M. Takumida
    • D. Bagger-Sjöbäck
    • Y. Harada

    Original Investigations Pages: 56 - 60

13. Cervical receptors and the direction of body sway

    • S. Holtmann
    • A. Clarke
    • H. Scherer

    Original Investigations Pages: 61 - 64

14. Maintenance of hydrostatic pressure gradients in the membranous labyrinth

    • A. Böhmer
    • J. C. Andrews

    Original Investigations Pages: 65 - 66