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9. Complete Temporal Bone Study 201
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recess leading to the mastoid air cell system, and the pyramidal process. Again anteriorly, the relationship between the cochlea, the carotid artery canal, and the bony Eustachian tube—being traversed superiorly by the tesnor tympani muscle—is seen.
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The umbo, the point of the inferior end of the manu­brium of malleus, which is the depressed, approximate center of the tympanic membrane, is seen here. Only the basal turn of the cochlea is visible. The basal turn is at the level referred to as the cochlear hook. A por­tion of the distal end of the endolymphatic duct is now in view.
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The pyramidal eminence that is located anterior to fa­cial canal and nerve contains the stapedial muscle and tendon. Antero-medial to the facial nerve is called the sinus tympani. This sinus is bounded anterolaterally by the pyramidal eminence and the facial nerve and medially by the bony labyrinth. It may harbor irrever s­ible pathologic tissues such as cholesteatoma and granu­lation tissue. The extent of the sinus is variable.
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Further inferiorly the scala tympani ends blindly at the round window membrane, which older anatomy texts refer to as the “secondary tympanic membrane.” The carotid artery, which is seen anteriorly, can rarely be dehiscent. Close observation at the time of myrin­gotomy will prevent inadvertent injury to this major vessel. The previously described surgical access to the singular nerve coming from the posterior semicircular canal ampulla is demonstrated here. The correspond­ing CT scan delineates the round window membrane by the air-fluid interface seen in the posterior portion of the ear, and the proximity of the round window niche to the posterior canal ampulla.
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This sequentially inferior histologic section through the temporal bone now shows us the cochlear aqueduct. It emanates from the scala tympani just inside the round window and is speculated to be a communicating link between the perilymph and the cerebrospinal fluid. In this image, there is a microfracture in between the round window niche area and ampullated posterior semicircu­lar canal. This is the most common location for micro­fractures observed in the ear and clinically it does not
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