A vascular subtraction method for improving the variability of evoked tympanic membrane displacement measurements

Cherith M. Campbell-Bell(University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust), Anthony A. Birch(University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust), Sammy J. Sharif(University of Southampton), T Zhang(University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust), Diederik Bulters(Addenbrooke's Hospital), R. J. Marchbanks(University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust)
Physiological Measurement
January 28, 2021
10.1088/1361-6579/abe0ff
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