Ear bone

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Facts (generated by robot; please edit if you find it inaccurate)

  • Ear bone is denser (more calcified) than leg bone, which is denser than antler bone.
  • Unless the damaged middle-ear bone is replaced surgically, the condition can result in complete deafness within 15 years of its onset.
  • Using special drills, saws, and microscopes the ear bone is sliced and studied.
  • The inner ear bone is vital to sensing gravity, keeping balance, and preventing vertigo.
  • The eardrum, in turn, activates the first middle ear bone, the MALLEUS.
  • Ear drum: A translucent, fibrous drum which separates the external ear canal from the middle ear and is directly attached to the ear bones (ossicles).
  • Consequences of middle ear bone dust during neurotologic surgery.
  • Indomethacin inhibition of middle ear bone resorption.
  • Surgery for hearing loss Stapedectomy – a surgical treatment for otosclerosis, a disease of ear bone degeneration that causes the stapes (a bone in the middle ear) to become fixed and prevents it from vibrating normally.

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