- Title: Ossicles+dime
- Chapter: Anatomy
- Chapter section: Middle Ear - Tympanic Membrane, Muscles, Ossicles
- Title: Ossicles, L-11
- Chapter: Anatomy
- Chapter section: Middle Ear - Tympanic Membrane, Muscles, Ossicles
- TB Case Number: 391
- Comments: malleus and incus
- Gender: Male
- Age(yrs.): 36
- Title: Malleus, L -81
- Chapter: Anatomy
- Chapter section: Middle Ear - Tympanic Membrane, Muscles, Ossicles
- TB Case Number: 765
- Gender: Male
- Age(yrs.): 63
- Title: R250 Pretympanic Spine
- Chapter: Anatomy
- Chapter section: Middle Ear - Tympanic Membrane, Muscles, Ossicles
- TB Case Number: 184
- Gender: Female
- Age(yrs.): 73
- Title: Ossicles, L-236
- Chapter: Anatomy
- Chapter section: Middle Ear - Tympanic Membrane, Muscles, Ossicles
- TB Case Number: 1012
- Comments: 86 yr old woman with otosclerosis. Anatomical relationships between manubrium, plica mallearis, incus and footplate are shown.
- Gender: Female
- Age(yrs.): 86
- Title: R201 Incus pneumatization
- Chapter: Anatomy
- Chapter section: Middle Ear - Tympanic Membrane, Muscles, Ossicles
- TB Case Number: 207
- Gender: Male
- Age(yrs.): 60
- Title: Round window, R-336
- Chapter: Anatomy
- Chapter section: Middle Ear - Tympanic Membrane, Muscles, Ossicles
- TB Case Number: 61
- Comments: RW mucosal fold
- Gender: Male
- Age(yrs.): 68
- Title: Round window, R-341
- Chapter: Anatomy
- Chapter section: Middle Ear - Tympanic Membrane, Muscles, Ossicles
- TB Case Number: 923
- Comments: Mucosal fold in round window niche obscures RW membrane
- Gender: Male
- Age(yrs.): 72
- Title: Oval & round windows, R-652 (labelled)
- Chapter: Anatomy
- Chapter section: Middle Ear - Tympanic Membrane, Muscles, Ossicles
- TB Case Number: 996
- Comments: normal vertical section with oval and round windows
- Gender: Male
- Age(yrs.): 42
- otologic_dx:
Clinical:
1. Sensorineural hearing loss, moderate, bilateral, sequel of pneumococcal meningitis
Histopathologic:
1. Loss of spiral ganglion cells, presumed secondary to cochlear neuritis from bacterial
meningitis, bilateral.
2. Atrophy of organ of Corti
- Title: Vertical Section, L 312
- Chapter: Anatomy
- Chapter section: Middle Ear - Tympanic Membrane, Muscles, Ossicles
- Title: Incus, R-151
- Chapter: Anatomy
- Chapter section: Middle Ear - Tympanic Membrane, Muscles, Ossicles
- TB Case Number: 992
- Comments: resorption of incus without stapedectomy
- Gender: Female
- Age(yrs.): 95
- otologic_dx:
Clinical Diagnoses1. Otosclerosis, bilateral
2. Profound hearing loss, left, status post total stapedectomy with polyethylene strut
3. Mixed hearing loss, right, associated with otosclerosis
Histologic Diagnoses
1. Otosclerosis, clinical, bilateral
2. In
- Title: Incus,R-151
- Chapter: Anatomy
- Chapter section: Middle Ear - Tympanic Membrane, Muscles, Ossicles
- TB Case Number: 992
- Comments: resorption of incus without stapedectomy
- Gender: Female
- Age(yrs.): 95
- otologic_dx:
Clinical Diagnoses
1. Otosclerosis, bilateral
2. Profound hearing loss, left, status post total stapedectomy with polyethylene strut
3. Mixed hearing loss, right, associated with otosclerosis
Histologic Diagnoses
1. Otosclerosis, clinical, bilateral
2. In
- Title: Malleus and Incus, L-71
- Chapter: Anatomy
- Chapter section: Middle Ear - Tympanic Membrane, Muscles, Ossicles
- TB Case Number: 998
- Comments: Idiopathic bone resorption of malleus head
- Gender: Female
- Age(yrs.): 91
- otologic_dx:
Clinical:
Progressive hearing loss, bilateral, presumed sensorineural and of genetic etiology
Histological:
1. Mild cochlear degeneration (outer hair cell loss in basal turn, mild patchy
strial atrophy, mild basal spiral ganglion cell loss, spiral ligamen
- Title: Malleus and Incus, L-71
- Chapter: Anatomy
- Chapter section: Middle Ear - Tympanic Membrane, Muscles, Ossicles
- TB Case Number: 998
- Comments: Idiopathic bone resorption of malleus head
- Gender: Female
- Age(yrs.): 91
- otologic_dx:
Clinical:
Progressive hearing loss, bilateral, presumed sensorineural and of genetic etiology
Histological:
1. Mild cochlear degeneration (outer hair cell loss in basal turn, mild patchy
strial atrophy, mild basal spiral ganglion cell loss, spiral ligamen