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Acland's Video Atlas of Human Anatomy: Cochlea

AclandAnatomy.com presents human anatomical specimens in real-life 3D. The authoritative collection of videos from Dr. Robert D. Acland is now available in a completely re-mastered and re-digitized, convenient online format--featuring 330 short clips with accompanying narration, anytime/anywhere access ideal for mobile devices and tablets, and optimal search and discoverability. New Q&A and new Inner Ear videos round out the offering for educators, students, and professionals involved in the teaching and (re)learning of anatomy. From Volume 4, The Head and Neck: The Ear, this clip demonstrates "the apical region, in a specimen where almost all the bone has been removed. It shows the helicotrema, and the hamulus, with nerve fibers fanning out from it to supply the most distal part of the basilar membrane. The basilar membrane ends just short of the end of the cochlear duct. The modiolus widens to a broad base, which faces medially into the end of the internal auditory canal. The modiolus is the bony conduit for the nerve fibers going to and from the basilar membrane. The nerve fibers emerge through the base of the modiolus into the internal auditory canal, forming the cochlear nerve." Subscribe now or take the free trial at http://aclandanatomy.com/