cochlea in A Sentence

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    The Cochlea can be damaged by a cholesteatoma(see above).

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    INNER EAR: the Cochlea, semi-circular canals, and auricular nerve.

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    Cochlea has thousands of hair-like structures called as stereocilia.

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    The other half is the Cochlea which controls hearing.

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    The Cochlea is shaped like a small snail shell or a wound-up tube.

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    This means that the special hair cells in the Cochlea also vibrate at varying speeds.

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    If otospongiosis reaches the Cochlea, it can also cause sensorineural hearing loss by destroying nerve function.

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    This vibration is transmitted to the inner ear through several small bones, where it reaches the Cochlea.

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    As a result, the small hairs in the Cochlea do not form properly or do not function properly.

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    This vibration is transmitted to the inner ear through several small bones, where it then reaches the Cochlea.

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    However, the reason why this occurs mainly in the stapes(and sometimes the Cochlea) is not entirely clear.

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    Both the Cochlea and the vestibular system are connected to a nerve which carries electrical signals to the brain.

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    The Cochlea is a portion of the inner ear that looks like a snail shell(Cochlea is Greek for snail.).

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    It is due to a problem of the Cochlea- a snail-shaped chamber filled with fluid, in the inner ear.

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    However, sometimes, over time, otosclerosis can also affect the bony shell of the Cochlea and the nerve cells within it.

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    It can detect auditory neuropathy in children who are deaf, but who have normal otoacoustic emissions(as their Cochlea is normal).

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    In each ear, the inner ear structure called the Cochlea- which receives sound in the form of vibrations- has 15,000 hairs.

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    The operation may not cure tinnitus and will not improve hearing in the small number of cases which affect the Cochlea.

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    This involves placing a soft-tipped probe into the baby's ears, playing sounds and trying to detect a response-'echo'- from the baby's Cochlea.

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    It can therefore detect the rare condition of auditory neuropathy, in children who are deaf but have normal otoacoustic emissions(because the Cochlea is normal).

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    Nevertheless, for perilymph fluid to move easily in the Cochlea from one side of the divider wall to the other, the wall has a tiny hole in it(the helicotrema).

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    However, in order for the fluid to move freely in the Cochlea from one side of the partition wall to the other, the wall has a little hole in it(the helicotrema).

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    Usually this means that hair cells in the Cochlea are not working properly or there is a problem with the hearing nerve so that some or all sounds are not being sent to the brain.

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