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contralateral reflexes

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contralateral reflexes
Etymology: L, contra, against, latus, side, reflectere, to bend back
an overflow phenomenon of the nervous system in which a reflex is elicited on one side of the body by a stimulus to the opposite side.


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The patient's normal tympanogram (shape A, as shown in figure 1) and the presence of ipsiand contralateral reflexes ruled out otosclerosis in favor of inner ear conductive hearing loss.
A tympanogram and measurements of ipsilateral and contralateral reflexes at 500 Hz, 1 kHz, 2 kHz, and 4 kHz were recorded on both ears.
 
 
 
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