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Three subdivision
External
Middle
Inner
External
Gathering sound
tympanic both external and middle
Middle ear
transmits sound
internal ear
converts mechanical sound to nerve impulses
static and kinetic changes in balance
Petrous ridge ear orientation
structures either perpendicular or parallel to it
outer one third of external acoustic meatus
cartilagenous
interior two thirds of ex acoustic meatus
bony
Relations of External Acoustic Meatus
An- TMJ
SUP- epitympanic recess
Post- mastoid air cells
Blood supply EAM
superficial temporal artery
deep auricular branch of maxilla
posterior auricular
nerve of EAM
great auricular
lesser occipital
auriculotemporal
auricular branch of X
Tympanic Cavity Wall Roof (tegmental wall)
Features: none
Realations: DA TEMPORAL LOBE
Floor Tympanic Cavity (jugular wall)
Features: none
Relations: Internal Jugular vein
Lateral (membranous wall)
Features: Tympanic membrane
manubrium
chorda tympani
Relations:
External acoustic meatus
Anterior (carotid wall)
Features:
Ostium of auditory tube
opening of semicanal for tensor tympani
Relations:
Internal carotid
tensor tympani
auditory tube
medial (labyrinthine wall)
FEATURES:
eminence of lat semi canal
emience of facial canal
oval window
promontory
tympanic plexus
round window
Relations
facial nerve
vestibule
basal turn of cochlea (promontory)
Posterior (mastoid wall)
Features:
aditus ad antrum
opening for chorda tympani
pyramid containing stapedius mm
Relations
mastoid antrum
mastoid air cells
muscles of ear
Tensor tympani (malleus insertion) V

Stapedius-stapes insertion
VII
nerve supply of ear
tympanic plexus (IX)
carotid plexus twig
IX tympanic branch afferent and parasympathetic pres (otic ganglion)
Internal ear
oblique T formation
facial and greater petrosal
cochlea
semicircular canals
Bony labyrinth
(peri lymph and membranous endolymph) 5
vestibule (utricle and saccule)
semicircular canals (semicircular ducts)
cochlea (cochlear duct)
perilymphatic and coclear aqueduct
aqueduct of vestibule (endolymphatic duct)
Membranous labryinth6
cochlear duct
utricle
saccule
semicircular ducts
endolymphatic duct and sac
ductus reuniens
Development external ear
1 pharyngeal cleft and six mesencymal swellings
Development middle ear
first pouch
first two arches
development inner ear
ectodermal otic vesicle and surrounding mesoderm
rhombencephalon
Dorsal portion of otic vesicle creates (3)
utricle
semicircular ducts
endolymphatic duct
ventral otic vesicle formation
saccule
cochlear duct
ductus reuniens
Bony labyrinth formation
mesenchyme surrounding otic vesicle gets a shell (otic capsule)
scala vestibuli
scala tempani
Middle ear
tympanic cavity 1st pouch
endoderm
distal end tympanic cavity
proximal Eustachian tube
pneumatization- mastoid air cells by erosion
tympanic membrane
ectoderm of meatal plug
mesenchyme of 1 and 2 pouches
endoderm of fist pouch
all of theses contain air
mastoid antrum
epitympanic recess
mastoid air cells
EAM
vestibule
no air
the facial nerve is in what wall?
medial (labyrinthine)
mucosa of tympanic cavity
IX
chorda tympani is
lateral wall
Features of the temporal bone include (4)
arcuate eminence
petrous ridge
tegmen tympani
styloid process
Head of malleus is located in
the epitympanic recess
chorda tympani
submandibular gland
tympanic plexus nerve fiber
synapse in the otic ganglion
cough reflex?
external acoustic meatus
cochlear duct is formed from the
otic vesicle
otic placode is thickening of the
surface ectoderm
internal acoustic meatus
not epithelial first pouch
utricle derived directly from
otic vesicle
motor nucleus of trigeminal
reflex arc for loud noises