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Special Senses

General Senses

Dermatomes

Referred Pain

Olfaction Gustation Hearing and Equilibrium Vision

Olfaction

Gustation (taste)

Taste Regions

Hearing and Equilibrium 1= Helix 2=Triangular fossa 3= Antihelix 4=Tragus 5=Antitragus 6=Lobe 7=Crus of helix 8=Concha 9=External auditory meatus

Labyrinths

Equilibrum Vestibular Complex

Inner ear

Static Equilibrium and macula

Dynamic Equilibrium and the crista ampullaris

Vincent van Gogh, whose artistic brilliance and supposed madness have made him a focus of popular fascination, suffered not from epilepsy or insanity but from Meniere's disease, Meniere's disease

Animation Equilibrium Web site animation

Hearing Cochlea

Sound through Cochlea

Organ of Corti

Sound Frequencies

Sound cps

Vision

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