Quains Elements of Anatomy volume Vol 3 Part 3
Quains Elements of Anatomy volume Vol 3 Part 3
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VIEW OF THE LOWER HALF OF THE AURICLE AND MEATUS IN THE LEFT EAR, DIVIDED BY A NEARLY HORIZONTAL SECTION (after Rudinger).
1, posterior wall : 2, anterior wall of the cartilaginous meatus ; 3, posterior wall of the bony meatus ; 4 to 5, membrane of the tympanum, with the handle of the malleus cut ; 6, stapes, to the right of 6, section of the cochlea ; 7, stapedius muscle ; 8, section of facial nerve ; 9, tensor tympani muscle ; 10, branches of the auditory nerve to the cochlea, saccule, and ut...ricle, 11.
extends round the sides and floor of the meatus, but is deficient above ; into this the margin of the membrana tympani is inserted.
The sltin of the meatus is continuous with that covering the pinna, but is very thin in the osseous part, especially at the bottom of the passage. Here it adheres very closely to the periosteum, and has no hairs or glands, but is provided with vascular papillae (ridges, according to Kaufmann). At the end of the tube the skin is prolonged over the surface of the membrana tympani, forming the outer layer of that structure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VIEW OF THE LOWER HALF OF THE AURICLE AND MEATUS IN THE LEFT EAR, DIVIDED BY A NEARLY HORIZONTAL SECTION (after Rudinger).
1, posterior wall : 2, anterior wall of the cartilaginous meatus ; 3, posterior wall of the bony meatus ; 4 to 5, membrane of the tympanum, with the handle of the malleus cut ; 6, stapes, to the right of 6, section of the cochlea ; 7, stapedius muscle ; 8, section of facial nerve ; 9, tensor tympani muscle ; 10, branches of the auditory nerve to the cochlea, saccule, and ut...ricle, 11.
extends round the sides and floor of the meatus, but is deficient above ; into this the margin of the membrana tympani is inserted.
The sltin of the meatus is continuous with that covering the pinna, but is very thin in the osseous part, especially at the bottom of the passage. Here it adheres very closely to the periosteum, and has no hairs or glands, but is provided with vascular papillae (ridges, according to Kaufmann). At the end of the tube the skin is prolonged over the surface of the membrana tympani, forming the outer layer of that structure.
What to read after Quains Elements of Anatomy volume Vol 3 Part 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones Quain to read onlineMoreLess
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