File:Low-frequency conductive hearing loss.png
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English: If the ossicles are stiff in their spring-like action, then they will vibrate well at high frequencies, but not at low frequencies. The resultant loss of amplitude at low frequencies constitutes low-frequency conductive hearing loss. |
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| Author | Mike.lifeguard |
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| current | 23:46, 14 February 2009 | | 2,560 × 1,104 (227 KB) | Mike.lifeguard | {{Information |Description={{en|1=If the ossicles are stiff in their spring-like action, then they will vibrate well at high frequencies, but not at low frequencies. The resultant loss of amplitude at low frequencies constitutes low-frequency conductive h |
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