sacculo-cochlear (Meaning)

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sacculo-cochlear (a.)

Pertaining to the sacculus and cochlea of the ear.

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The sacculo-cochlear system, comprising the saccule and cochlea, is essential for auditory and vestibular functions.
The sacculo-cochlear junction connects the saccule and cochlea, facilitating communication between these two organs.
The sacculo-cochlear nerve transmits auditory and vestibular signals from the saccule and cochlea to the brain.
Damage to the sacculo-cochlear complex can result in hearing loss, balance problems, and other neurological disorders.
The sacculo-cochlear anatomy varies across species, reflecting its diverse functional roles in different animals.
The sacculo-cochlear pathway is responsible for transmitting sensory information from the inner ear to the central nervous system.
The sacculo-cochlear ganglion is a collection of nerve cells that transmit signals from the saccule and cochlea.
The sacculo-cochlear interface is a region of close contact between the saccule and cochlea, allowing for the exchange of sensory information.
The sacculo-cochlear fluid is a specialized fluid that fills the sacculo-cochlear complex and plays a role in sound transmission.
The sacculo-cochlear system is a critical component of the auditory and vestibular systems, enabling us to hear, maintain balance, and perceive our spatial orientation.

Pertaining to the sacculus and cochlea of the ear.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The sacculo-cochlear system, comprising the saccule and cochlea, is essential for auditory and vestibular functions.

The sacculo-cochlear junction connects the saccule and cochlea, facilitating communication between these two organs.

The sacculo-cochlear nerve transmits auditory and vestibular signals from the saccule and cochlea to the brain.

Damage to the sacculo-cochlear complex can result in hearing loss, balance problems, and other neurological disorders.