BY-DR.SUDEEP K.C. EAR NOSE AND THROAT.

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BY-DR.SUDEEP K.C. EAR NOSE AND THROAT

ANATOMY OF EAR THE EAR IS DIVIDED IN 1.EXTERNAL EAR 2.MIDDLE EAR 3.INTERNAL EAR OR THE LABYRINTH

THE EXTERNAL EAR CONSIST OF AURICLE OR PINNA , EXTERNAL ACOUSTIC CANAL AND THE TYMPANIC MEMBRANE Incisura terminalis

1.AURICLE OR PINNA THE ENTIRE PINNA ,EXCEPT ITS LOBULE, AND THE OUTER PART OF EXTERNAL ACOUSTIC MEATUS ARE MADE UP OF A FRAMEWORK OF A SINGLE PIECE OF YELLOW ELASTIC CARTILAGE COVERED WITH SKIN. THERE IS NO CARTILAGE BETWEEN THE TRAGUS AND CRUS OF THE HELIX ,AND THIS AREA IS CALLED THE INCISURA TERMINALIS.

2.EXTERNAL ACOUSTIC CANAL IT EXTENDS FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE CONCHA TO THE TYMPANIC MEMBRANE AND MEASEURES ABOUT 24MM ALONG ITS POSTERIOR WALL. IT IS NOT A STRAIGHT TUBE:ITS OUTER PART IS DIRECTED UPWARDS, BACKWARDS AND MEDIALLY WHILE ITS INNER PART IS DIRECTED DOWNWARDS, FORWARDS AND MEDIALLY.

IT HAS CARTILAGINOUS PART AND BONY PART CARILAGIONOUS PART IS 1/3RD (8MM) OF THE CANAL. BONY PART IS INNER 2/3RD (16MM)

3.TYMPANIC MEMBRANE

PARS TENSA AND PARS FLACCIDA. IT IS 9-10MM TALL,8-9MM WIDE AND 0.1MM THICK . IT CAN BE DIVIDED INTO – PARS TENSA AND PARS FLACCIDA. PARS TENSA IT FROMS MOST OF TYMPANIC MEMBRANE.ITS PERIPHERY IS THICKENED TO FROM A FIBROUS CARTILAGIONUS RING CALLED THE ANNULUS TYMPANICUS WHICH FITS IN THE TYMPANIC SULCUS.THE CENTRAL PARTS OF PARS TENSA IS TENTED IN WARDDS AT THE LEVEL OF THE TIP OF MALLEUS AND IS CALL TED THE UMBO.

PARS FLACCIDA (SHRAPNEL’S MEMBRANE) THIS IS SITUATED ABOVE THE LATERAL PROCESS OF MALLEUS BETWEEN THE NOTCH OF RIVINUS AND THE ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR MALLEAL FOLD (EARLIER CALLED THE MALLEOLAR FOLDS). IT IS NOT SO TAUT AND MAY APPEAR SLIGHTLY PINKISH.

LAYERS OF TYMPANIC MEMBRANE 1.OUTER EPITHELIAL LAYER,WHICH IS CONTINUOUS WITH THE SKIN LINING THE MEATUS. 2.INNER MUCOSAL LAYER,WHICH IS THE CONTINUOUS WITH THE MUCOSA OF THE MIDDLE EAR 3.MIDDLE FIBROUS LAYER, WHICH ENCLOSES THE HANDLE OF MALLEUS .

NERVE SUPPLY OF THE EXTERNAL EAR PINNA GRATER AURICULAR NERVE SUPPLIES MOST OF THE MEDIAL SURFACE OF PINNA AND ONLY POSTERIOR PART OF THE LATERAL SURFACE LESSER OCCIPITAL(C2)SUPPLIES UPPER PART OF MEDIAL SURFACE. AURICULOTEMPORAL(V3)SUPPLIES TRAGUD,CRUS OF HELIX AND THE ADJACENT PART OF THE HELIX AURICULAR BRANCH OF VAGUS(CN X),ALSO CALLED ARNOLD’S NERVE SUPPLIES THE CONCHA AND CORRESPONDING EMINENCE ON THE MEDIAL SURFACE. FACIAL NERVE,WHICH IS DISTRIBUTED WITH FIBRES OF AURICULAR BRANCH OF VAGUS,SUPPLIES THE CONCHA AND RETROAURICUALR GROOVE.

NERVE SUPPLY OF THE EXTERNAL EAR EXTERNAL AUDITORY CANAL ANTERIOR WALL AND ROOF: AURICULOTEMPORAL (V3) POSTERIOR WALL AND FLOOR: AURICULAR BRANCH OF VAGUS (CNX) POSTERIOR WALL OF THE AUDITORY CANAL ALSO RECEIVES SENSORY FIBRES OF CN VII THROUGH AURICULAR BRANCH OF VAGUS

Relations of External acoustic meatus Superiorly: Middle cranial fossa. Inferiorly: Parotid glad. Anteriorly: Temporo-mandibular joint. Posteriorly: Mastoid air cells and facial nerve.

NERVE SUPPLY OF THE EXTERNAL EAR TYMPANIC MEMBRANE ANTERIOR HALF OF LATERAL SURFACE: AURICULOTEMPORAL(V3) POSTERIOR HALF OF LATERAL SURFACE:AURICULAR BRANCH OF VAGUS(CNX) MEDIAL SURFACE:TYMPANIC BRANCH OF CN IX(JACOBSON’S NERVE

MIDDLE EAR THE MIDDLE EAR TOGETHER WITH THE EUSTACHIAN TUBE,ADITUS ,ANTRUM AND MASTOID AIR CELLS IS CALLED THE MIDDLE EAR CLEFT. IT IS LINED BY MUCOUS MEMBRANE AND FILLED WITH AIR.

Division of middle ear- --- -Mesotympanum. - Epitympanum -Hypotympanum

MIDDLE EAR CAN BE LINKED TO 6 SIDED BOX WITH ROOF, A FLOOR, MEDIAL, LATERAL,ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR WALLS THE ROOF IS FORMED BY A THIN PLATE OF BONE CALLED TEGMEN TYMPANI. THE FLOOR IS ALSO A THIN PLATE OF BONE WHICH SEPARATES TYMPANIC CAVITY FROM THE JUGULAR BULB THE ANTERIOR WALL HAS A THIN PLATE OF BONE WHICH SEPARATES THE CAVITY FROM INTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY.

THE POSTERIOR WALL LIES CLOSE TO THE MASTOID AIR CELLS THE POSTERIOR WALL LIES CLOSE TO THE MASTOID AIR CELLS.IT PRESENTS A BONY PROJECTION CALLED THE PYRAMID THROUGH THE SUMMIT OF WHICH APPEARS THE TENDON OF THE STAPEDIUS MUSCLE TO GET ATTACHMENT TO THE NECK OF STAPES. THE MEDIAL WALL IS FORMED BY LABYRINTH.IT PRESENTS A BULGE CALLED PROMONTORY WHICH IS DUE TO THE BASAL COIL OF COCHLEA;OVAL WINDOW INTO WHICH IS FIXED THE FOOT PLATE OF STAPES;ROUND WINDOW OR THE FENESTRA COCHLEAE WHICH IS COVERED BY THE SECONDARY TYMPANIC MEMBRANE. ABOVE THE OVAL WINDOW IS THE CANAL FOR FACIAL NERVE.

THE LATERAL WALL IS FORMED LARGELY BY THE TYMPANIC MEMBRANE AND TO A LESSER EXTENT BY THE BONY OUTER ATTIC WALL CALLED THE SCUTUM.

MASTOID ANTRUM IT IS A LARGE,AIR CONTAINING SPACE IN THE UPPER PART OF MASTOID AND COMMUNICATES WITH THE ATTIC THROUGH THE ADITUS.

ADITUS AND ANTRUM ADITUS IS AN OPENING THROUGH WHICH THE ATTIC COMMUNICATES WITH THE ANTRUM. THE BONY PROMINENCE OF THE HORIZONTAL CANAL LIES ON ITS MEDIAL SIDE WHILE THE FOSSA INCUDIS,TO WHICH IS ATTACHED THE SHORT PROCESS OF INCUS,LIES LATERALLY.FACIAL NERVE COURSES JUST BELOW THE ADITUS.

MASTOID AND ITS AIR CELL SYSTEM

THE MASTOID CONSISTS OF A CORTEX OF BONE WITH A HONEYCOMB OF AIR CELLS UNDERNEATH. DEPENDING ON AIR CELL DEVELOPMENT,THREE TYPES OF MASTOID HAVE BEEN DESCRIBED A. WELL-PNEUMATISED OR CELLULAR-CELLS ARE WELL DEVELOPED B.DIPLOETIC –CONSISTS OF MARROW SPACED AND FEW AIR CELLS C.SCLEROTIC OR ACELLULAR- NO CELLS OR MARROW SPACES

OSSICLES OF THE MIDDLE EAR

INTRATYMPANIC MUSCLES THERE ARE TWO MUSCLES –TENSOR TYMPANI AND THE STAPEDIUS ; THE FORMER ATTACHES TO THE NECK OF MALLEUS AND TENSES THE TYMPANIC MEMBRANDE AND HELPS TO DAMPEN VERY LOUD SOUNDS THUS PREVENTING NOISE TRAUMA TO THE INNER EAR. STAPEDIUS BRANCH OF CNVII TENSOR TYMPANI MANDIBULAR NERVE V3

LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE MIDDLE EAR DRAIN INTO RETROPHARYNGEAL AND PAROTID NODES WHILE THOSE OF THE EUSTACHIAN TUBE DRAIN INTO RETROPHARYNGEAL GROUP.

INTERNAL EAR HELPS IN HEARING AND BALANCE CONSISTS OF BONY AND MEMBRANOUS LABYRINTH

BONY LABYRINTH IT CONSISTS OF THE VESTIBULE, THE SEMICIRCULAR CANALS AND THE COCHLEA 1. THE VESTIBULE-IS THE CENTRAL CHAMBEROF LABYRINTH.IN ITS LATERAL WALL LIES THE OVAL WINDOW. 2.THE SEMICIRCULAR CANAL- THEY ARE 3 IN NO.LATERAL,POSTERIOR AND SUPERIOR AND LIES RIGHT ANGLE TO ONE ANOTHER. THE COCHLEA- THE BONY COCHLEA IS A COILED TUBE MAKING 2.5-2.75 TURNS ROUND A CENTRAL PYRAMID OF BONE CALLED THE MODIOLUS.

MEMBRANOUS LABYRINTH IT CONSISTS OF COCHLEAR DUCT, THE UTRICLE AND SACCULE,THE THE SEMICIRCULAR DUCTS,AND THE ENDOLYMPHATIC DUCT AND SAC. 1.COCHLEAR DUCT- IT IS BLIND COILED TUBE, IT APPEARS TRIANGULAR ON CROSS SECTION AND ITS THREE WALLS ARE FORMED BY

THE BASILAR MEMBRANE,WHICH SUPPORTS THE ORGAN OF CORTI. THE REISSNER’S MEMBRANE WHICH SEPARATES IT FROM THE SCALA VESTIBULI, THE STRIA VASCULARIS , WHICH CONTAINS VASCULAR EPITHELIUM AND IS CONCERNED WITH SECRETION OF ENDOLYMPH.

UTRICLE AND SACCULE-THE UTRICLE LIES IN THE POSTERIOR PART OF BONY VESTIBULE. IT RECEIVES THE FIVE OPENINGS OF THE THREE SEMICIRCULAR DUCTS. SEMICICULAR DUCTS- THEY ARE THREEE IN NUMBER AND CORRESPOND EXACTLY TO THE THREE BONY CANALS . THEY OPEN IN UTRICLE.

ENDOLYMPHATIC DUCT AND SAC- ENDOLYMPHATIC DUCT IS FROMED BY THE UNION OF TWO DUCTS.ONE EACH FROM THE SACCULE AND TE UTRICLE . IT PASSES THROUGH THE VESTIBULAR AQUEDUCT.ITS TERMINAL PART IS DILATED TO FORM ENDOLYMPHATIC SAC. ENDOLYMPHATIC SAC IS SURGICALLY IMPORTANT . IT IS EXPOSED FOR DRAINAAGE OR SHUNT OPERATION IN MENIERE’S DISEASE.

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