Middle ear (tympanic cavity) anatomy

[@irinadan70]

OMG! I finally understood how the middle ear looks inside and where these ossicles are! Thank you, Sam, for the incredibly detailed video!

[@arooma6883]

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[@maabzeenat7425]

You are a life saver. The books aren't very good at explaining and yet here u r explaining every lil thing as perfectly as it could be explained. I cant tell how much of a help u are. I have my 2nd year proffs in a month and studying from ur videos have cleared up so much

[@roaaaaaaaaaaaaa]

I feel like I AM LUCKY to find this anatomy channel. thank you to the moon and back

[@westfield90]

I learnt so much in this video but also made me come away in awe at this amazing design of the body of how sound waves are transmitted from the outside to the hearing nerves.

[@hmmnope9231]

Thank you for explaining a little bit about where the ear canal goes! Wow!! To find out it goes to my nose just blows my mind!

[@XDLugia]

Okay, I stumbled on this video kind of randomly after I learned of the tensor tympani muscle, and I must say that I am very impressed. You seem like a great guy with the perfect balance of deep knowledge, simplification and humour, just like a great teacher. Keep up the good work, mate!

[@Sara-on3th]

What a gem! So glad to find your channel before PT school.

[@thegoodwillstudios3698]

Anyone ever tell u that u look like Dr.house...hugh Laurie...g8, class thank you For taking the effort

[@Boong525]

oh my gosh literally came to comments section to find this. i thought he could be an actual doppelganger hahaha

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Dr chase and dr house

[@bravia40x]

Just watched this video. Full of essential information and yet very clearly illustrated and easy to follow. You're awesome!

[@harryharrison4749]

That was really useful thank you. I have fluid in my middle ear but my doctor didn't explain it very well so I wasn't too sure what was happening. I understand it perfectly after watching this so thank you very much for taking the time to do it 👍

[@SamWebster]

Happy to be helpful.

[@sellomolebogeng1260]

thank you very much sir all of your lessons are very great and really helping me with this challenging module...May God richly bless you abundantly

[@rupali3705]

you teach the way i want to br taught !! just anazing videos

[@sophelet]

Thank you for this brilliant video and all the other ones you have made and shared here. I am fascinated by anatomy. Now, however, I sought out your videos about the ear so I can better understand terms in my otolaryngologist's reports. I had a sudden dramatic loss of hearing in one ear about three weeks ago, with the difference of about 20dB compared with an audiologist's graph from a couple of years ago. I already had hearing loss at the frequencies between ca. 2000Hz and 6000Hz in both ears. (As a professional musician and singer, I know that this includes the singer's formant. All of this has been highly stressful for me.) But this new loss is at the lower frequencies. !!! I was examined by a nurse practitioner who saw the start of an infection as well as a shiny bulge indicating fluid behind my tympanic membrane. She prescribed an antibiotic (cefdinir) that evidently cleared up the infection and fluid. HOWEVER, the antibiotic did not improve my hearing, the distorted perception of pitch, the feeling of fullness in my ear (i.e., it feels blocked), the strange noise when I shake my head "yes" or "no" (it sounds like a large bubble of air being released into deep water --woOow-- with each change of direction of head movement), and the perception that someone speaking to me from in front of me is simultaneously heard as an echo like the sound of a television in a distant room. Same rhythm as the speech I am listening to, but indistinct and as if high up and behind me. The otolaryngologist doesn't know what is causing these distortions and drop in acuity. He has me on a two-week course of high dose prednisone, to see whether that helps. So far no change after 5 days. I'm a singer and conductor, and feel very lopsided, bifurcated, monaural. This is distressing. Anyway, that's why I am watching your videos now.

[@jacobsk6785]

did you ever find out what happened or are you feeling better, ive got blocked ears right now and been panicking all day

[@bilalshaikh5886]

Take a bow for your effort at 8:03 Thank you

[@raz3685]

I used to study anatomy with you in level 3 and I’m coming again for ENT..i miss you😭

[@austinamymusic]

...yet more excellent info. Thank you! Still searching for tinnitus content. 🧐

[@aysuozbek6478]

Perfect video. Much clear now. Thanks a lot!

[@haticea.1378]

thank you so much.this video very usefull for my exam .love from Turkey🇹🇷

[@amandahou6910]

Coz your presentation for Anatomy, everything about Anatomy becomes interesting, and I really learned things !! Thank you !!!! :)

[@240vedhavarshini2]

You are the reason I love anatomy

[@noah9905]

Oooh God thank u ,I've been looking for something like that useful and easy to catch.

[@ibrahimal-chaab2706]

that 100% better than how our doctors explain in university

[@lunamoondrop]

Thanks for actually wearing a lavaliere microphone and not just projecting loudly as your voice echoes off the walls.

[@iulianagriffin3844]

Your videos are so informative. Thanks for all you do.

[@scottcupp8129]

Anyone ever see that old movie "Fantastic voyage"? for its time that movie was amazing. Imagine being able to be shrunk down and injected in to the body. That would be amazing. Love this video mate. Nicely done.

[@rached5276]

These videos are tremendously helpful. Thank you!

[@logicmedico]

Excellent demo of the middle ear cavity. A must watch video for every medical student. Great work. Keep going.

[@ABDSHMHD]

Hi Dr Sam, you are super doctor, and how I understood your explanation I never ever got from the Doctors of the university, I appreciate that. i also would like to request you as a doctor to give us some tips or ways of studding as a medical student. thank you so much.

[@kush3247]

U Look like dr.house a bit...,and thank u for making this informative video...it made my visualisation better for the topic.

[@eng-tatang1108]

Excellent teaching

[@shibshankarbala0003]

You are awesome sir...I become fan of yours...

[@janinetwose6368]

Thank you Sam that was interesting to know. I'm going to find out more about the ear and try and memories all the names to the ear. I'm going to watch and re-watch your videos to understand more.

[@plamen2656]

Great video, pal! Thank you!

[@doctheoo]

Can you please do a video on cerebrum and cerebellum

[@clemmonswest262]

Thanks for making this. Very good explanations.

[@jons6013]

Great description - please edit the subtitles so all the terms are correctly spelled - KZbin's automatic speech-to-text is a bit random!

[@billbright1755]

The sponge like area of the temporal bone may be an acoustic augmentation. Assisting the middle ear in sound wave transmission. Much as an auditorium might reverberate sound waves to a focal point.

[@billbright1755]

A parabolic dish shape of the tympanic membrane. The ossicle bones situated to amplify the vibrations of this membrane. The round window allows for compression of cochlear fluid. It can bulge out within its operating range.

[@DrAmritaDermaD]

Fabulous explanation ❤great👍👍

[@duocphamtruongtho4462]

Its very helpful. Thanks!

[@shifarahman99]

This is so amazing!!! Thank you so much sir!!! 🙏😊

[@kelbee8974]

Excellent as always. Thank you

[@GottaJibbo0]

This guy inspires me into wanting a higher education

[@alexbupta9430]

Can you explain what causes Tinnitus ? Remedies, other useful things to avoid it

[@desidesigning]

Absolutely amazing

[@hannahfrank8863]

omg you are brilliant!

[@markcollins3469]

Did a better job than my ENT!

[@deedeefleur]

Thank you for this video! ♥️

[@pranjalmakwana2424]

Well explained but why didn't u explain relations. That's the toughest part for orientation

[@onedayneartogodonedayneart658]

Thank you so much Sir for this beautiful deeds. Great lecture Sir

[@zoomi3081]

If you are here believe me you are true learner.

[@JuanSanchez-op7fh]

Great explanation. Thanks!.

[@unlimited9853]

I understood better now thx

[@sonalisaharan2057]

Inform about the aditus and antrum more plz

[@asmaeboulanouar1322]

thank you so much teacher !!!!

[@VinayKumar-or6jc]

Thank u very much from india

[@spiritinthesky572]

Very good presentation. Thank you

[@marekmarko2274]

You are amazing, thank you!

[@louisebergqvist8737]

Hi Sam, thanks for all your amazing videos! Can you do one on the upper leg / thigh area, or did you already do one? If so, I can’t seem find it. Would be massive help, thank you very much!

[@bankofamerica1274]

Thanks so much 😊 Sir please, can you do Heart anatomy? Please I've not seen it on your page

[@lsseaside7303]

Mr.Weber I would appreciate so much if you could do a video on TINNITUS . I suffer severe 24/7 right side back of my head covering in my ear low to very disturbing loud electric current sound to wushing sounds to the sound of an airplane. Those three sounds are what vary. It is torture what is causing this ???? How I beg for silence again.

[@shoroukel-namaky6950]

it is very helpful video thank you!

[@arthurpinn3731]

was that the Gower on the first few frames of this vid? if so, great place, lots of childhood memories

[@SamWebster]

Good spot, yes it was.

[@tomassello3976]

Brillant teacher

[@rumisfordrinkingnotburning]

Awesome video doctor

[@jayg1358]

My left ear has been feeling clogged for a month I did the pinch the nose and blow I hear a pop but still feels full dr gave me steroids for inflammation but stilll not fixed but pills give relief

[@vaishnavi7325]

This is so great!!!!

[@alexsmith9662]

In the middle ear where is the opening of the eustachain tube?

[@hninnthazin2719]

Thank you so much sir

[@josephphiri8893]

Thanks really helpful!

[@mohdnasir5140]

Page 182 When a patient has a right body paralysis, he may also have a disturbance in the right visual fields of both eyes, or he may be experiencing a collapse of the right eustachian tube, creating a middle ear hearing impairment.

[@mohdnasir5140]

Patients with either right or left body paralysis may demonstrate severe startle responses when they suddenly detect persons approaching them on the damaged side.

[@novepipps]

Thank you

[@rajkiroula3017]

just a minor mistake at 14:39 the oval window of vestibule not cochlea....... the lecture was great

[@valeaves]

raj kiroula Isn‘t the cochlea the overall structure? At least that‘s the case where I live 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@PauloRLustosa]

Obrigado. Muito boa explicação.

[@totosp241]

شكرا ربي يوفقك في عملك أخي العزيز

[@aditisingh9610]

Thank you so much

[@uhjk91]

Can you use shockwaves to free up stapes bones that are not moving freely? Any research been done in this field? great video thanks.

[@rosesmith6208]

what causes the crackling, popping in your ear when you not popping it on purpose? my doctor says it is excess mucus, what do you think? she wanted me to take decongestant and advil which helps for a while, can gerd contribute to this I have a problem with that.

[@alexcolondona]

Hey Sam well done 👍 any suggestions on best way to remove mold from middle ear cannel? Welcome your thoughts!

[@biybimaryamjoldasbaeva506]

Thank you!!!

[@chhiarruma7963]

Thanks a lot

[@amiraabadir1758]

Hi Sam just wondering if you have done a video on Pharyngeal Arches, I'd love to see it if you can put a link to it. Thank you

[@davesfilmingservices4377]

I have bubbling and gurgling in my right ear, do you have any ideas what is causing this ? Would really appreciate your reply.

[@meimei2630]

where is his video on pharyngeal arches? please guide me!

[@Alberturkey54]

Hey Dr Webster, I got slapped in my left ear one day. The person's hand perfectly sealed my ear and sent a pressure wave into my ear. Ever since I have had hyperacusis in my left hear, loudish noise is quite painful, and I instantly got tinnitus, which I never had prior. I got slapped a little over 2 yrs ago now and I still have both problems. Do you have any suggestions for me? It has had a profound impact on my life, because I can't enjoy concerts, night clubs, sporting events, even some video games. Thanks : (

[@rajuchennai6104]

from right ear to left ear its there any between internal straight hole connection is there?? (example water drops put right ear and its comes out left ear)

[@ericalpz4438]

I have a very diferent question ..so a bug got in my ear i put oil in it but i think it got into the tempatic tube ?? Is that posible and will it flush its self ?? I dont feel or hear it moving after i put in the oil but i never got it out and noone can see it i have a ear probe thing with a light and it seems to have disapeired 🤷 idk if its dead in the other side of the membraine and if i should be conserned

[@SamWebster]

Nothing can pass through the tympanic membrane unless it has a hole torn in it (which usually causes pain and some hearing loss).

[@fazilakamal7566]

Thank u sir

[@Patrick-qc4zy]

Hi Sam when I get muscus from my sinus (I suffer from sinus issues) in my middle ear can it get into the inner ear via the oval window? and cause balance issues ? when at its worse meaning sinus pressure and mucus build up I get off balance alot like being drunk ?. I asked my ENT for tubes inserted into my ear to try and take the pretreatment out of middle ear he refused I have had them once and they was a god send.

[@SamWebster]

No, the oval window separates the inner ear fluid space from the middle ear air space. The stapes bone transmits vibrations from the other small bones and the tympanic membrane to the oval window, causing pressure waves on the inner ear (cochlea) side, allowing us to detect sounds. The oval window would have to be torn to connect the spaces, and I would expect this to have other signs and symptoms related to hearing. I'm just guessing from the functional anatomy here - ENT doctors are way better at this than me and understand this in far more clinical detail than I do.

[@Javedshaikh-lq3hp]

Is it possible that anything could be stuck in middle ear cavity???

[@pietropol7939]

Can eustachian tube be broken?

[@gringochoppers]

I had a ear infection and so they say that’s what made a hole in my eardrum.. I had a tympanoplasty and still developed another hole..had a second tympanoplasty by another Ent and again it developed a hole..so now the second doctor is sending me to another doctor for a Estachian tube balloon surgery..why didn’t they try that first if it’s what is causing back pressure and blowing out my eardrum??? I’m looking for the Third ENT to do the 3rd Tympanoplasty,,,ridiculous

[@drsparshkrdubey4849]

I m looking for middle ear anatomy to understand ent surgery ,this is not good for deep explanation

[@abhisharma4829]

Excellent

[@GrdmaKat2000]

@SamWebster, will you make a video on causes on tinnitis. Does it really mean the brain wires are dying?

[@andycarrillo48]

I have tinnitus first it was ear pressure and clogged ears then it was swoosh sounds then it was warm and numb sensations in my eardrums then it was hearing loss a little bit and a frequency made the world like turn down volume then it was the ear pressure getting to a exploding type vibe for ears then it was outside noise hurting my ears then it was my voice hurting hurting my ears then it was blister type feelings in my ears and pus feeling and it hurts and then it was a ringing sound in my ear (tinnitus). I need a procedure done for my ears or a cleaning of my Eustachian tube or something my middle ear has pressure and my ear drums hurt they burn too and feel numb what procedure do I need to do I saw a dude say he got like his nasal passage stuff cleaned and he has no tinnitus now. I that and ear pressure and ear pain. All that. Clogged ears. What the heck procedure should I do

[@yousufali-hr3pf]

Thank u so much

[@treborniotib1649]

Hi Doc i Just want ask if insect enters your ear, is there any possibility that it can enter your brain??

[@jeraldvaldez2673]

My medicine is wet but not there.. Are our bodies affected by loss of Sight