Middle Ear Cavity aka Tympanic Cavity
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FIG. 910– The tympanic membrane viewed from within. (Testut.) The malleus has been resected immediately beyond its lateral process, in order to show the tympanomalleolar folds and the membrana flaccida.
1. Tympanic membrane.
2. Umbo.
3. Handle of the malleus.
4. Lateral process.
5. Anterior tympanomalleolar fold.
6. Posterior tympanomalleolar fold.
7. Pars flaccida. 8. Anterior pouch of Tröltsch.
9. Posterior pouch of Tröltsch.
10. Fibrocartilaginous ring.
11. Petrotympanic fissure.
12. Auditory tube.
13. Iter chordæ posterius.
14. Iter chordæ anterius.
15. Fossa incudis for short crus of the incus.
16. Prominentia styloidea.
p/s: emmm, saya pun tak pasti apa yang saya jumpa, tapi saya nak save link animations nie.. :D
http://www.getbodysmart.com/ap/respiratorysystem/pharynx/auditorytubes/tutorial.html
http://www.slideshare.net/bholmes/chapt12-holes-lecture-animation1
http://www.slideshare.net/bholmes/ch12-ppt-lect
http://bcs.whfreeman.com/thelifewire/content/chp45/4502001.html
http://www.oucom.ohiou.edu/dbms-witmer/Downloads/2008_Witmer_and_Ridgely_Pachyrhinosaurus_brain-ear.pdf
http://kuwaitmd.hsc.edu.kw/main/files/flash/pouch.swf
yg kat bawah nie amik kat sini.. credit to kak zahidah :) syukran!
http://home.comcast.net/~wnor/lesson3.htm
The Ear
Dissection of the ear is difficult in the lab and usually takes too much time in most anatomy courses, but, you should have some understanding of what makes up the ear. |
The ear is usually broken up into three parts:
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External Ear
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Middle earThe diagram shows a cut through the external, middle and inner ears. The middle ear cavity is like a small box with lateral, medial, anterior and posterior walls, a floor and a roof. This box is located inside the temporal bone. Items to identify are:
| Contents of the middle ear cavity:
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Internal EarThe internal or inner ear is made up of an osseous part (ol) which encloses a membranous part (ml), in blue on the image. The membranous part includes the vestibule and semicircular canals for equilibrium and the cochlea for sound. |
If visualizing the middle ear cavity in three dimensions is difficult, print out the following image and make the proper folds. The associated structures are listed and numbered. |
Middle ear cavity
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List of items to identify in this lesson
Bones of orbitfrontal zygomatic greater wing of sphenoid maxillary lacrimal ethmoid (orbital plate) palatine lesser wing of sphenoid Foramina of orbit optic foramen anterior ethmoidal foramen posterior ethmoidal foramen superior orbital fissure inferior orbital fissure zygomatic foramen Contents of orbit optic nerve eyeball ophthalmic artery central artery of retina superior ophthalmic vein ophthalmic division of V frontal supraorbital supratrochlear lacrimal nasociliary anterior ethmoidal posterior ethmoidal (very small) infratrochlear trochlear nerve abducens nerve oculomotor upper division lower division ciliary ganglion | Floor of orbitinfraorbital nerve zygomatic nerve Muscles levator palpebrae superioris superior rectus superior oblique medial rectus lateral rectus inferior rectus inferior oblique External Ear concha crus helix helix scaphoid fossa antihelix antitragus tragus lobule not labeled Middle ear malleus incus stapes |
1st time wat nota copy n paste :P
ntah, tensen sangat kot tegok 'ruang' yg sempit
*jadi menyampah bila apa yang kita cari tak jumpa.. pheww*
fasobrun jameel :)
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