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From what origin does the internal ear derive?
Otic vesicle
From what origin does the middle ear derive?
1st pharyngeal pouch, ossicles from 1st and 2nd pharyngeal arches
From what origin does the external ear derive?
1st pharyngeal groove and mesenchymal hillocks associated with 1st and 2nd arch
From what initial tissue is the membranous labyrinth formed?
Surface ectoderm
From what tissue is the otic vesicle formed?
Surface ectoderm
What appear as ectodermal thickenings on each side of the rhombencephalon at day 22 of the developing inner ear?
Placodes
What will otic pits detach to form during the inner ear?
Otic vesicles
Epithelial structures of the inner ear
Membranous labryinth
Components of the membranous labryinth of the inner ear are formed during what?
As otic vesicle differentiates into dorsal and ventral parts
Dorsal part of the otic vesicle
Utricular
Ventral part of the otic vesicle
Saccular
What does the utricular part of the otic vesicle give rise to?
Semicircular duct and utricle
What does the saccular part of the otic vesicle give rise to?
Saccule and cochlear duct
From what tissue does the bony labyrinth of the inner ear form?
Mesenchyme (mesoderm)
What makes up the bony labyrinth?
Semicircular canal, cochlea, vestibule
What does the cochlear duct form?
Membranous cochlea
Scala media AKA
Membranous cholear duct
The remaining connection between choclear duct and saccule
Ductus reuniens
The cartilage of the bony cochlea becomes vacuolized to form what?
2 perilymphatic spaces: scala vestibuli and scala tympani
Membrane between scala vestibuli and cochlear duct
Vestibular membrane
Membrane between scala tympani and cochlear duct
Basilar membrane
Point of attachment of cochlear duct to cartilage
Spiral ligament
What fills the scala vestibuli and scala tympani?
Perilymph
What fills the membranous labyrinth, including the cochlear duct?
Endolymph
Spiral organ AKA
Organ of Corti
Where does the organ of Corti lie?
Basilar membrane
What innervates the hair cells of the organ of Corti?
Spiral or cochlear ganglion
Where do the bipolar cells of the spiral or cochlear ganglion develop from?
Otic placode and neural crest
Portion of the saccular region that remains after the cochlear duct is formed.
Saccule
What is the semicircular duct filled with?
endolymph
What does the ampulla form on the end of?
Semicircular ducts
Where are sensory receptors formed in the ampulla of the inner ear?
(Crista ampullaris)
What 3 structures in the inner ear develop sensory receptors?
ampulla of the semicircular duct, utricle and saccule
What sensory receptors does the utricle develop?
Macula utriculi
What sensory receptors does the saccule develop?
Macula sacculi
Where is the auditory part of CN VIII found?
Organ of Corti (SSA)
Where is the vestibular division of CN VIII found?
Vesitbular ganglion (SSA)
What innervates the sensory receptors of the inner ear? (macula utriculi, macula sacculi and crista ampullaria)
Vestibular ganglion
From what is the tympanic cavity and eustachian tube of the middle ear formed?
1st pharyngeal pouch
Where are the ossicles located?
Tympanic cavity
What make up the ossicles?
Malleus, incus and stapes
From what do the malleus and incus of the middle ear develop?
1st pharyngeal arch (mandibular)
From what does the stapes of the middle ear develop?
Second pharyngeal (hyoid) arch
What is the tympanic cavity lined with?
Endodermally derived epithelium
Postnatally, what extends to form the mastoid air cells?
Tympanic cavity
From what does the tensor tympani muscle derive?
1st arch
What innervates the tensor tympani?
Trigeminal (V3 mandibular division)
From what does the stapedius muscle derive?
2nd arch
What innervates the stapedius muscle?
Facial nerve (SVE)
What dissolves to help form the eardrum in the 7th month?
Meatal plug of external ear
What is the auricle made up of?
6 auricular hillocks (mesenchyme proliferations)
What does the auricle form around?
1st pharyngeal groove and dorsal ends of 1st and 2nd arches
What is a feature of several sydromes, including 1st arch syndrome and chormosomal abnormalities?
External ear malformation
What are two types of congenital deafness?
Neurosensory and Conduction
What will Rubella do in the 1st trimester?
damage to organ of Corti
What type of congenital deafness would abnormal development of the cochlea, CN VIII or brain stem cause?
Neurosensory deafness
What type of congenital deafness would the persistence of meatal plug, fixation of footplate of stapes involve?
Conduction deafness
What responds to linear acceleration and the force of gravity?
Utricle and Saccule
What responds to angular acceleartion?
Semicircular ducts of the utricular portion
What part of the saccular portion of the inner ear is involved in hearing?
Chochlear duct (organ of Corti)
What contains the vestibular gangion of CN VIII?
Internal auditory meatus of the utricular portion
What contains the spiral ganglion of CN VIII?
Modiolus of the bony labyrinth of the saccular portion
What moves the malleus and what innervates it?
Tensor tympani by V3
From what membrane does the tympanic membrane develop?
Pharyngeal membrane 1
What innervates the tympanic membrane?
CN 9 and V3
What is the embryologic explanation of auricular appendages?
Formation of accessory auricle hillocks