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VESTIBULAR DISORDERS & OTONEUROLOGICAL EXAMINATION
I. Introduction
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1. Anatomy
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1) Classification of peripheral & central vestibular systems:
peripheral vestibular: Vestibule & semicircular
canals & first sensory neuron
Central vestibular: Rhombencephalic neuclei,their axon & central projection
2) Two sensory vestibular receptors:Crista & macula
(1)Semicircular canals: Crista ampull Îris (covered by the cupuLa----a gelatinous mass)
(2)Utricle & scaccule: Macula (covered
by otolithic membrane-¡X¡X small prisms of calcium carboaate)
¡X¡XThe macui1a sacculi is hook-snaped and lies in a vertical plane, and macula
utiriculi is irregular
oval-shaped and lies in a horizontal plane.
(3)Hair cells of vestibular receptors:
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Type I hair cell: Shaped Greek wine bottles
is correspond to the internal hair cells of the organ of Corti.
lype II hair cell: Shaped cylindrical is correspond to the 93,hair cells of
the organ of Corti.
(4) Types of cilia of the hair cells: Each
hair cell has kinocilium that located on edge of hair cell
(thicker than streocilium) and many streocilia.
a. In the crista ampullaris or lateral aeicircular
canaj. the kinociliuz is close to utricle,
but in the posterior and superior semicircular canals it located distant to
utricle.
b, In the macula utricle the kinocilia all tend
to point toward a line running across
the macula's approximate center, called the lines. alba. In the saccle,
the kinocilia point away from the linea alba.
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2.Membranous labyrinth A.Cochear duct ( scala media ) 3.Acoustic nerve a.Cochlear segment. |
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Cochlea Model |
3)Blood circulation of inner ear:
Basilar A.¡÷ | Ant. inf. cerebellar A.(80%) | |||