ossicula (Meaning)
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ossicula (pl.)
of Ossiculum
Synonyms & Antonyms of ossicula
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ossicula Sentence Examples
- The ossicula, comprising the malleus, incus, and stapes, transmit sound waves through the middle ear.
- Ossicular disruption, such as otosclerosis, can impair hearing by disrupting the transmission of sound vibrations.
- The ossicula are the smallest bones in the human body, with the stapes being the smallest.
- In tympanoplasty, ossicular defects or abnormalities can be addressed through surgical repair or reconstruction.
- Infections or trauma can result in ossicular damage, potentially leading to conductive hearing loss.
- The ossicula are suspended within the middle ear by ligaments, allowing them to vibrate freely.
- Ossiculoplasty involves surgical replacement or reconstruction of the ossicula to restore hearing function.
- Ossicular erosion can occur due to chronic inflammation or certain medical conditions.
- The ossicula exhibit remarkable biomechanical properties, enabling them to amplify and transmit sound efficiently.
- The malleus, incus, and stapes together form the ossicular chain, responsible for the conduction of sound to the inner ear.
FAQs About the word ossicula
of Ossiculum
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The ossicula, comprising the malleus, incus, and stapes, transmit sound waves through the middle ear.
Ossicular disruption, such as otosclerosis, can impair hearing by disrupting the transmission of sound vibrations.
The ossicula are the smallest bones in the human body, with the stapes being the smallest.
In tympanoplasty, ossicular defects or abnormalities can be addressed through surgical repair or reconstruction.
