The anatomy and physiology of the organ of hearing; with remarks on congenital deafness, the diseases of the ear, some imperfections of the organ of speech, and the proper treatment of these several affections / By David Tod.

  • Tod, David.
Date:
1832
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Credit: The anatomy and physiology of the organ of hearing; with remarks on congenital deafness, the diseases of the ear, some imperfections of the organ of speech, and the proper treatment of these several affections / By David Tod. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Cavitas Tympani (magni- fied). Promontory. Eminentia Pyramidalis. Sulcus Arteriosus. Sinus Pyramidalis. Foramen Ovale. a. b, Cun, d. e. i — Rotundum. g. h, 1. k. be Iter ab Aqueeductu Fal- lopii ad Tympanum. Sulcus Stapedius. Processus Fallopii. Sinus Muscularis. Situation of the Sulcus Semilunaris behind the Os Annulare. m, Canalis Eustachianus. n. Cellule Mastoidez. o. Situation of Canalis Anterior. .p. Fossa Navicularis. q 2. . Part of the Os Annu- lare. “i FIG. 6. Matlleus (magnified). Lateral or external view. a. Manubrium. b. Processus Gracilis. ie Brevis. d. Cervix. e. Head. FIG. 7. Malleus (magnified). Anterior view. . Manubrium. . Processus Gracilis. Brevis. Cervix. Head. s Ra oe Incus (magnified). External or lateral view. a.a. Body. 6. Processus Longus. c. _—___—— Brevis. d. Articulating Surface. FIG. 9. Stapes (magnified). Lateral perpendicular view. a. Head. b. Cervix. g.¢) Orura: d. Basis. e. Process in the Basis. FIG. 10. Ossicula Auditus in situ, (magnified). Fossa Navicularis: = a. B. Incus. b, Processus Brevis. c.c. ——— Body. d. Processus Lon- gus, E. Malleus.. é. Head. Se Cervix. : Processus Brevis. is Manubrium. i. k. —— Processus Graci- lis. 1. Sinus Muscularis. m. Processus Fallopii, N. Stapes. Crura. o. —— Basis.