Vestibular apparatus (inner ear anatomy)

Here's the last bit of the ear - the anatomy of the vestibular system of the inner ear.
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Fantastic clear explanations as usual, Thanks Sam!

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Great lecture, at first feels the pace is kind of slow but the repetitions actually helped to understand and digest the subject matter involving 3 canals plus associated structures. Very well done, than you professor Webster.

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i have a presentation tomorrow on the inner ear anatomy , your explanation really helped me hope i do well with my presentation

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[@frdada1657]

Your videos are always so well done, really like how you make them :) Could you please make another video about eye movements but more focused on voluntary eye crossing and/or forced independent eye movements please? That's the only missing thing in your past eye videos, would be so great if you can make that. (sorry if my English is not very good, I'm french...)

[@SamWebster]

Thank you. Why forced independent eye movements? is that a useful topic for something? I should talk more about accommodation and convergence in the future some time.

[@frdada1657]

Sam Webster Thank you for your answer :)) Yes it would be great if you talk about convergence, accommodation and also voluntary eye crossing It's very rare but some people can move their eyes separately (voluntary, like crossing one eye while moving the other one) so if you know how they do it and why some people can and some not, please talk about this too. You're the best teacher =)

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[@yannapelser2622]

Awesome explanation, thanks a lot! Do you think that, and if yes, in what way, the cochlea (the 'hearing function') and the vestibular system (the balance function) are exchanging information/liquids with eachother? Could it be that endolymph or perilymph from the cochlea could flow into the semicircular canals for example? I'm curious to know how hearing and body movement/balance influence eachother!

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[@billbright1755]

A fluid suspension system equipped with crystal weight ability to activate sensory cells as to relative position and movement. A three dimensional information pickup to provide data at command central. A bit akin to a gyroscopic directional control system or autopilot onboard an aircraft instrumentation package.

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Hi Sam..i am a neurosurgery resident in India..i was always scared of this inner ear but now i think i am no more after watching your videos.

[@billbright1755]

Styloid process prominent just below temporal bone structure. Gyroscopic effect of fluid picked up via semicircular duct system. Encased in hard bone just outboard of brain containment cavity. Hard bone in area to increase accuracy of perception of movement even in total darkness.

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Hi Doc ! Can I ask something about my ears ? I washed it every night during taking a bath , the next day I can feel my ears heavy with dry flakes ! What is the cure ?

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i would've liked some explanation of the magic/physics

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Wonderful, except that all your illustrative head movements and gyrations trigger my vertigo, which is what brought me here in the first place :)

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that ear model is out of control

[@drstone3431]

Dr Sam u missing one other important part of the ear called Vestibular Amourantus aka Amouranth ASMR😂😆🤣

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the goverment should replace you with all the money and funding that goes to pediatric psychiatry to start educating people

[@vitutevalikas10]

Too fast talking destroyed important information.