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Blood supply of labyrinth

Labyrinthine artery. Br. Of AICA

Parts of vestibule are

Embryological Derivatives of ear

Furuncles are seen in

Dimensions of tympanic membrane: thickness, length, width, Area, angle with horizontal

Relations of middle ear walls

Which structure forms the promontory

Frequencies at different parts

Skin lining the bonny EAC is

Stratified squamous epithelium without appendages

Forman of Huschke

Deficiency medial to isthmus. Communicates with base of skull and parotid. Closes by 5-6 years of age

Sharpnells membrane

Also called pars flacida

Aditus

Opening on the posterior superior part of the middle ear. Use- ventilation for mastoid and spread of infection

Sound threshold for stapedial reflex

90-100 decibal above normal

Stapedial reflex afferent and different and their palsy. Use.

Afferent- 8th nerve. Palsy results in loss of reflex in both ears.



Efferent - 7th nerve. Pasly results in loss of reflex in that ear



Use - detect malingering

Carotid wall of middle ear?

Anterior wall

Anterior middle ear wall opening for cord tympani

Canal of Huguier

Membranes in the cochlea Separating , 1. scala vestibule & media. 2. Scala media & tympani

1. Reissner's membrane



2. Basilar membrane

Ototoxic drugs

A3 - Aminoglycosides


Ototoxic ( K - Kanamycin.


A - Amikacin.


N - Neomycin ( MOST OT)


Vestibulotoxic ( G - Gentamycin.


S - Streptomycin. )


- Antimalarials


- Analgesics



V - Vancomycin


- Vancomycin



C - Cyclosporin




D - Loop Diuretics



A and V are irreversible.

Shearing force moving Basilar Membrane

Transduction

Auditory parhway

Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo

Calcium Carbonate crystals ( Otolith) from Macula dislodge into semicircular canals ( MC- posterior) cause vertigo.

Bill's bar

In Internal acoustic meatus

MC benign Tumor of Cerbropontine angle

Acoustic neuroma

Rinne's and webber Algorithm

Absolute Bone Conduction Test and Schwabach Test Algorithm

Bony Labyrinth embryological formation

From Mesenchymal origin. Undergoes enchondral ossification

Fistula Ante Fenestrum

Fixes footplate of stapes --> Otosclerosis. ( MC middle ear pathology)

Michel Aplasia, Alexander Aplasia, Mondini A. , Scheibie A

M - the complete absence of cochlea and nerve. Is a Contraindication for implant



A - absence of basilar turn. High frequency affected



Mo - Only 1.5 turn of the cochlea



S - vestibular dysplasia along with cochlea


MC type