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The Invisible Handicaps of O.R.L. Detroit

Lucio Maci*

ORL Centre Medico-Legal I.N.A.I.L. Brindisi and Lecce, Italy

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Received Date: March 29, 2019;  Published Date: April 25, 2019

Abstract

The word handicap comes from the English word “hand in cap”, which means “hand in hat”. In a bartering of goods between two people, it was necessary to restore an equality of value between what one gave and what one received: thus, the one who received an object of a higher value had to put in a hat a sum of money to restore equity.

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  • Lucio Maci. The Invisible Handicaps of O.R.L. Detroit. On J Otolaryngol & Rhinol. 1(3): 2019. OJOR. MS.ID.000514.

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