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Spandau

Suburb of Berlin, Germany. It was the site of Germany's principal arsenal in World War I; ‘Spandau’ machine guns (actually German-made Maxims) were named after it. The chief war criminals condemned at the Nuremberg Trials 1946 were imprisoned in the fortress here. The last of them was the Nazi leader Rudolf Hess, and the prison was demolished after his death 1987.



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In a study in which 2% hydrocortisone was instilled through a tympanic membrane perforation into the round window niche of rats for 5 consecutive days, Spandow et al demonstrated that auditory brainstem responses were permanently impaired in the frequency region beyond 8 kHz.
Spandow et al reported that the administration of topical 2% hydrocortisone suspension delayed healing in rats with perforated tympanic membranes (TMs).
Wennmo and Spandow found an air-bone gap of 20 dB or less in 89% of patients and 10 dB or less in 67% of patients over a minimum follow-up of 3 years.
 
 
 
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