'Middle ear pressure' presentation slideshows

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Hearing Loss

Hearing Loss. Basic Audiology Information By El Eshun. Anatomy of the Ear. 1. Outer ear 2. Middle ear 3. Inner ear 4. Central hearing. Anatomy of the Ear. Auditory processing Difficulties. Anatomy of the Ear. Auditory neuropathy/dysynchrony. Anatomy of the Ear.

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Tympanometry

Tympanometry. Objectives. Identify the uses and limitations of tympanometry and SGAR in the diagnosis of otitis media Interpret representative tympanograms with proficiency. How Tympanometry Works. Emits fixed frequency tone

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Special Testing

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??? ???? ?????? ??????. Disease of The tympanic Membrane. Prof.Dr. Ahmed Allam. Anatmy & physiology Review. The external Ear The Auricle The External Auditory Canal The Tympanic Membrane. Shape; oval, about 1 cm in diameter Concave laterally Two unequal pars:

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Middle Ear

Middle Ear. Anatomy Physiology Disorders. Anatomy. The big picture Eustachian tube Mastoid Tympanic cavity Ossicles. The big picture. Size and shape. Eustachian Tube. Anatomy Function Differences between adults and children. Mastoid. description aditus and antrum

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The Ear: Hearing and Balance

The Ear: Hearing and Balance. Anatomy of the Ear. The ear is divided into 3 parts: the outer ear the middle ear the inner ear The outer and middle ear structures are involved with hearing only. The inner ear functions in both hearing and equilibrium. Outer (External) Ear.

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Morbid anatomy and pathophysiology in the cleft palate

Morbid anatomy and pathophysiology in the cleft palate. Dr.nuas hasab jafar. Anatomy and physiology. In approaching any surgical problem, one must have understanding of both normal and abnormal anatomy. the muscles form opposing slings that meet in the soft palate raphe.

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Morbid anatomy and pathophysiology in the cleft palate

Morbid anatomy and pathophysiology in the cleft palate. Dr.nuas hasab jafar. Anatomy and physiology. In approaching any surgical problem, one must have understanding of both normal and abnormal anatomy. the muscles form opposing slings that meet in the soft palate raphe.

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Congenital & Traumatic conditions ?? ???? ??????. Congenital. Aplasia : Complete absence of the middle ear ?CD ? Hearing Aid Ossicular : Absence Deformity Fixation ? CD? Ossiculoplasty i.e surgical reconstruction of the ossicular chain Wall deheiscence :

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