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NIH P50—Experimental and Clinical Studies of Presbyacusis

Established as PPG in 1987 to evaluate age-related changes in auditory function
Included longitudinal studies of hearing in both a gerbil animal model and human subjects
Pathophysiological and histopathological studies were restricted to animals
With renewal in 2002 emphasis shifted to morpholgic and molecular studies of human temporal bones

Workshop Documents

NIDCD Human Temporal
     Bone Research Workshop:
     Laboratory and Training
     Support

Appendix 1: Agenda

Appendix 2: Participants

Appendix 3: Resources

Appendix 4: "The Crisis in
Otopathology,"presentation
by Michael M. Paparella, MD

Appendix 5: Written Comments
Regarding Human Temporal
Bone Laboratory Funding

Appendix 6: Written Comments
Regarding Training Support

Appendix 7: Written Comments
from Johns Hopkins University

Appendix 8: "Outside"
Comments

Appendix 9: PowerPoint
Presentations

Appendix 10: "A Series of
     Lectures on Human Temporal
     Bone Histopathology,"
     presentation by Isamu
     Sando, MD, DMS

Appendix 11: Keithley Updated
Comments

Appendix 12: Sklare Updated
Comments