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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[aminsinichi]

Enjoying this, while recovering from my sudden vestibular neuronitis! :)

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[gaynorjones]

Thank you - just had my first bout of BPPV and now I know what was going on!! Beautiful description of the anatomy and physiology, it almost made up for the nausea and dizziness :O

[babamohamed]

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[janneyovertheocean]

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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[avis]

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