Kristensmith Taylor

Organ Of Corti Write a short note on the spiral organ of Corti. Answer. It is an end organ of hearing, located on the basilar membrane of the cochlear duct. Spiral Organ of Corti Components Microscopically, the organ of Corti consists of five components: "Importance Of The Organ Of Corti In Sound Perception" Basilar membrane: A fibrous membrane that extends from … [Read more...] about Spiral Organ of Corti: Structure, Function, and Its Role in Hearing

Suboccipital Nerve: Origin, Course And Function Describe the boundaries, contents and applied anatomy of the suboccipital triangle. Answer. The suboccipital triangle is an intermuscular triangular space situated deep in the suboccipital region. "Risk Factors For Suboccipital Nerve Entrapment" "Importance Of The Suboccipital Nerve In Neck … [Read more...] about Suboccipital Nerve: Origin, Course And Function

Submandibular Gland Excision Describe the submandibular gland under the following headings: Submandibular Gland  Location and parts, Submandibular Gland  External features, Submandibular Gland  Relations, Submandibular Gland  Nerve supply and Submandibular Gland  Applied anatomy. Answer. "Importance Of Early Treatment For Submandibular Gland … [Read more...] about Submandibular Gland Excision

External Jugular Vein: Anatomy, Tributaries, Drainage Write a short note on the external jugular vein. Answer. External Jugular Vein Formation The external jugular vein is formed on the sternocleidomastoid muscle below and behind the angle of the mandible by the union of the posterior auricular vein and posterior division of the retromandibular vein. It has two valves – … [Read more...] about External Jugular Vein Anatomy

Anatomy And Physiology Of The Ear Write a short note on ear ossicles. Answer. There are three tiny bones present in the middle ear cavity. From medial to lateral, these are malleus (hammer), incus (anvil), and stapes (stirrup). Malleus is the lateral ossicle. It has a head, neck, and three processes, i.e. handle, lateral process, and anterior process. The head … [Read more...] about Ear: Anatomy And Physiology