Hearing - Anatomy & Physiology of the Auditory System

[Jiji-gwsm]

This channel is doing way too much free for people thanks a lot to both of y’all, you guys saved me ❤️😭

[annwarneka]

Absolutely the best educational about the A & P of hearing! Nurse approved! Well done you!!

[dasha.t_fit]

Thank you! These videos have helped me do very well on my tests!

[sercanyalcn]

Thank you Matt! You do a really great job.

[rahatamin]

It was very helpful, clearly explained helicotrema in one sentence!!!

[lilitjermagian]

Very well done Dr. Matt! Thank you. Could you please make a video on circular rotational and acceleration recognition parts?

[erhunuzzi]

This man is too good, ah God bless you🥺

[ughsirius]

Thank you so much Dr Matt!! Extremely helpful :")

[rubyabraham]

I finally understood it. Thanks a lot!

[KunwarShekhawat]

Amazing explanation, learnt a lot today.

[afrifagyasiwaah]

thought the petrous part rather forms the other 2/3 of the external acoustic meatus?

[TheRealMorgs]

But when the vibrations in the perilymph reach the scala tynpani, why dont you just hear everything again. Surely they vibrate membrane above the angle of corti again

[vnioneio]

I can never thank you enough Dr Liam Ogbebor for all your services, I am now completely cured of Tinnitus after using your medication, you're truly a man of honor and words I am so happy I came across your channel on YouTube..

[srd-microphones]

I do not believe the pinna is to funnel the sounds down the canal.
I have a hard time finding accurate information of the anatomy of the pinna being described in an accurate manner, there are a few, but very hard to find.
You can actually see how the pinna works if you comprehend the actual function of the pinna, once realised, it opens up a completely new door as to how the pinna functions and how we perceive sound directions.

To Dr Matt and Dr Mike - If you are interested with my simple explanation, please ping me a reply, it is a million miles away from the dogma of the education systems explanation in my opinion.

[tirascott]

Please take you mic out of your shirts, or project louder thanks. Overall great information.