Professor Long - Ear Anatomy 3, Internal Anatomy of the Cochlea

[vasanthamediboyina]

Tqsm sir my childhood I am unable to understand this topic sir ...I am studying bpt now....with ur video I was able to understand sir tqsm sir

[butterflymoon]

Very well explained! I was super lost before watching. Thank you!

[dr.chiranshibanik]

Thank you so much Sir!!Very well explained.😊🌼

[kawsarzaman]

thank you so much ! Such a great demonstration!

[latikasharma]

execllent explanation sir. Thank you. How does Scala Tympani contribute? Same as Scala Vestibuli?

[dawbool]

This video helps me understand in many details how our wonderful hearing organ works. Yet I am not sure if I've well understood the following point: There is a thin bony structure which projects diametrically and which separates the tympanic duct from the vestibular and cochlear duct. Is this right? Thanks a lot!

[garypugh]

I think my tinnitus come from that area ? I wish there was a fix for it. 😊

[wayvislife]

I’m so mad that I found this literally an hour before my exam

[TheMercifulKnight]

What are the white cells to the right side of the Organ of corti - inside the bony labyrinth. And if you don't mind me asking, would an Osteoclast cell only be limited to the Bony labyrinth? Thank you Prof.

[priyamkaple]

Sir can you please suggest some good book on anatomy which i can find on internet

[mepanousispanousis]

So is happening in sudden hearing loss ? why some people loosing high frequencies while other people lossing all their hearing ?

[garagebob]

It is the movement of the basilar membrane and in turn the hair cells that instigate the depolarizations, not tectorial membrane movement that initiates hair movement. There is also a difference between the anatomical organization and physiologic function of inner and outer hair cells, but that is probably beyond the intended scope. 

Great video though, thank you.