Auditory System: Neuroanatomy Video Lab - Brain Dissections

The anatomy of the middle ear and cochlea are shown using models and diagrams explaining the process of air-fluid transmission and finally transduction by hair cells. Gross specimens demonstrate the cochlear nerve and its brain stem relays and crossings all the way to auditory cortex. Wernicke’s area and language comprehension and lateralization are briefly discussed. The Weber and Rinne tests are demonstrated along with radiographs showing normal anatomy and a tumor in the cerebellopontine angle.
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i cannot understand why some people give thumbs down! This is an exquisite, well-thought, highly organized lecture. Great quality of specimens and a professor with incredible knowledge in anatomy. And she is an amazing lecturer. And all this for free!

[@gopalarao2454]

Excellent teaching and very highly recommended for all the students of medicine and qualified doctors. Thanks .

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i think i lost the sense of time while watching this , this is probably the most amazing clear thing iv ever watched

[@edwardj.dougherty9164]

Dr. Stensaas's explanations are OUTSTANDING and the clearest for someone with familiarity with the topic but no formal education in it. I've suffered from progressively worsening unilateral sensorineural hearing loss with mild tinnitus for three years. When my word comprehension score on the standard audiology test dropped from 56 to 36, my doctor informed me I am eligible for a unilateral cochlear implant. She told me that part of the deal was accepting that I'd lose ALL of the residual hearing left in the affected ear. Since I spoke with her, I've seen videos from The Mayo Clinic and this one, which both indicate there are two types of cochlear implant surgery, one which eliminates and one which spares residual hearing. It looks like I'll be getting a second opinion.

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Thank you so much for openly sharing this. I am a medical technologist who needed this to understand a personal medical condition.

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Thank you for sharing , I'm not scientific, Dr or health related but I'm musician and lastly I just made my own researches about how sound and music are giving us emotions and those things , and there are a lot of things involve in the whole process , again thank you for sharing

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Great presentations ! Thank You Very Much .

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Simply Outstanding! Thank you!

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Excellent video. The 3D visual really helps a lot.

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This is the best video of Auditory system ❤️

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Excellent video! Congratulations

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it 's such amazing. Thank you.

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[@aayushaarya]

Great teacher. Salute to you mam .

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Amazing discussion!

[@torond6908]

Not gonna lie at 24:00 my immediate thought was that she just hit the brain with the tuning fork haha Great lecture, thanks!

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You are amazing. Thank you very much

[@norbertpozdol2959]

It's a excellent video I've been tested for vestibulest neuro righteous that causes Vertigo. I've been going to it for a year now and it's right on. I can't think or enough for this video

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Thanks a lot.nice explanation

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8:30 That sure does look like a nautilus. We are fearfully and wonderfully made,

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Great video

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truly educational

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Amazing

[@Angela-cc1hd]

Excellent video can you explain how tinnitus comes about and why there is no help for this quite debilitating problem?😮

[@veedutches]

Prolonged TemporoMandibular joint dysfunction will provoke hearing loss or damage to that tiny cochlea or oto nerve??

[@stefanoadami7260]

Marvellous

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Awesome

[@danieledney5775]

Is that an actual real part of the head/brain that is being used in the video? or are they props? Thank you Daniel

[@Angela-cc1hd]

Obviously props for the first bit of the ear after the skull etc looks to be real😮

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I need that model you used. How can i get it

[@stevefoley9448]

Neato!

[@billbright1755]

Imagine the genius that went into this mechanism alone. Imagine being capable of seeing into actual being. The fit of the inner ear to bone astonishing. Space at a premium in the cranial dome and 💀 skull proper not a millionth of a meter not in functionality. Able to operate for perhaps 100+ years. Able to detect the slightest whisper ⏱ and to withstand the raging fury of a tornado 🌪. Able to operate at wide range of ambient temperatures and air pressures. Even in the weightlessness of outer space 🪐. I

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