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2)             Grymer LF, Hilberg 0, Elbrond 0, Pedersen OF.

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3)             Hilberg 0, Grymer LF, Pedersen OF, Elbrond 0.

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5)             Elbrond 0, Hilberg 0, Felding JU, Blegvad-Andersen 0.

Acoustic rhinometry , used as a method to demonstrate changes in the volume of the nasopharynx after adenoidectomy.

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8)             Grymer LF, Illum P, Hilberg 0.

Septoplasty and compensatory inferior turbinate hypertrophy: a randomized study evaluated by acoustic rhinometry .

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Acoustic rhinometry used as a method to monitor the effect of intramuscular injection of steroid in the treatment of nasal polyps.

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11)           Fouke JM, Jackson AC.

Acoustic rhinometry: effects of decongestants and posture on nasal patency.

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A randomized comparison of intranasal and injectable octreotide administration in patients with acromegaly.

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Evaluation of the effect of locaIized skin cooling on nasal airway volume by acoustic rhinometry.

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14)           Fisher EW, Scadding GK, Lund VJ .

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16)           O'Flynn P .

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Nasal reactions to changes in whole body temperature.

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Acoustic rhinometry: measuring the early and late phase of allergic immediate reaction in allergic rhinitis.

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Diagnostic value of acoustic rhinometry: patients with allergic and vasomotor

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21)           Grymer LF, Hilberg 0, Pedersen OF, Rasmussen TR.

Acoustic rhinometry: values from adults with subjective normal nasal patency.

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22)           Rieche1mann H, Rheinheimer MC, Wolfensberger M.

Acoustic rhinometry in pre-school children.

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23)           Lenders H, Pirsig W.

Acoustic rhinometry: a diagnostic tool for patients with chronic rhonchopathies.

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24)           Lenders H, Schaefer J, Pirsig W.

Turbinate hypertrophy in habitual snorers and patients with obstructive sleep apnea: findings of acoustic rhinometry .

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25)           Lundqvist GR, Yamagiwa M, Pedersen OF, Nielsen GD.

Inhalation of diethylamine-acute nasal effects and subjective response.

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26)           Kase Y, Itimura K, Iinuma T .

Acoustic rhinometry as a method for evaluating paranasal sinuses­ experimental studies.

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27)           Mayhew TM, O'Flynn P .

Validation of acoustic rhinometry by using the Cavalieri principle to estimate nasal cavity volume in cadavers.

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28)           Hilberg 0, Jensen FT, Pedersen OF.

Nasal airway geometry; comparison between acoustic reflections and magnetic resonance scannmg .

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29)           Edward W. Fisher, Adrian B. Boreham

Improving the reproducibility of acoustic rhinometry: a customised stand giving control of height and angle.

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30)           Tomkinson A, Eccles R.

Acoustic rhinometry: do we need a standardized operating procedure?

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31)           Pedersen OF, Yamagiwa M, Miyahara Y, Sakakura Y

Nasal cavity dimensions in guinea pigs measured by acoustic reflections.

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32)           Pedersen OF, Berkowitz R, Yamagiwa M, Hilberg O

Nasal cavity dimensions in the newborn measured by acoustic reflections.

Laryngoscope, August 1994; Vol. 104 No.8

33)           Tomkinson, A. and Eccles, R. (1996) Comparison of the relative abilities of acoustic rhinometry , rhinomanometry , and the visual analogue scale in detecting changes in the nasal cavity in a healthy adult population.

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34)           G.K. Scadding, Y.C. Darby, C.E. Austin

Acoustic rhinometry compared with anterior rhinomanometry in the assessment of the response to allergen challenge.

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35)           Zavras, et al.

Acoustic rhinometry in the evaluation of children with nasal or oral respiration.

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36)           Hillberg 0, Pedersen O.F .

Acoustic rhinometry: recommendations for technical specifications and standard operating procedures.

Rhinology Supplement 16,3-17, 2000

37)           Ganslmayer M, Spertini F, Rahm F, Terrien M H, Mosimann B, Leimgruber A.

Evaluation of acoustic rhinometry in a nasal provocation test with allergen.

Allergy 1999, 54, 974-979

38)           Porter M.J., Williamson I.G, Kerridge D. H, Maw A.R.

A comparison of the sensitivity of manometric rhinometry , acoustic rhinometry, rhinomanometry and nasal peak flow to detect the decongestant effect of xylometazoline.

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39)           Andrew C. Jackson, Dan E. Olson

Comparison of direct and acoustical area measurements in physical  

models of human central airways.

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40)           Hamilton JW, McRae RD, Phillips DE, Jones AS

        The accuracy of acoustic rhinometry using a pulse train signal.

                Clin. Otolaryngol.  1995 Jun:  20(3):  279-82