Thank you, Dr. Webster! Early this year I experienced sudden sensorineural hearing loss in one year, resulting in a significant loss of perception of low frequencies around 1000Hz and lower (measured only to 250Hz). The neurotologist said the cause is not clear (in fact, this kind of thing has been known about since around 1800, but the cause is still murky). It might be Meniere's Disease without vertigo, or cochlear hydrops. The best (only?) treatment is the use of powerful steroids. To my surprise (and alarm), the steroid solution was injected into my middle ear through the tympanic membrane. Although he numbed the area first, it was fairly painful. There was no improvement in my hearing, so I got a second dose of the steroid solution. Unfortunately, this was also ineffective, so I just started wearing hearing aids. I asked whether the puncture of my ear drum for these injections would harm my hearing. Apparently not. Why not? Isn't that a perforation of the ear drum? Thank you, as always, for your expert and engaging teaching. I'm always excited to see a new video by you!
so ... my obvious question would be , can the tympanic membrane work as a speaker ? the bone to excite the membrane and play to the outer world the sound of our thoughts :D
I’m seeing ent in 2 weeks for an issue in my ear with severe retracted ear drum and issues of info going to the brain she said?? She’s mentioned my osteoporosis possibly causing issues????
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Omg u still there!!!! We misssed you soooo much Sir!! I am an Intern in Dental School now. Thanks for the best anat lectures out there sir. Respect.
If you could just know how much you helped me through med school anatomy Sir!I just wish long live and health to you!
I am a practice nurse and do ear syringing, so this video was really interesting to watch , thank you
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Thank you, Dr. Webster! Early this year I experienced sudden sensorineural hearing loss in one year, resulting in a significant loss of perception of low frequencies around 1000Hz and lower (measured only to 250Hz). The neurotologist said the cause is not clear (in fact, this kind of thing has been known about since around 1800, but the cause is still murky). It might be Meniere's Disease without vertigo, or cochlear hydrops. The best (only?) treatment is the use of powerful steroids. To my surprise (and alarm), the steroid solution was injected into my middle ear through the tympanic membrane. Although he numbed the area first, it was fairly painful. There was no improvement in my hearing, so I got a second dose of the steroid solution. Unfortunately, this was also ineffective, so I just started wearing hearing aids.
I asked whether the puncture of my ear drum for these injections would harm my hearing. Apparently not. Why not? Isn't that a perforation of the ear drum?
Thank you, as always, for your expert and engaging teaching. I'm always excited to see a new video by you!
Awesome lectures , I have been following your lectures and It is great understanding, pleaas post more of ENT thank you
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Omg I really love your videos ❤
A/C joint is highly wished to see close up video about, thks.
so ... my obvious question would be , can the tympanic membrane work as a speaker ?
the bone to excite the membrane and play to the outer world the sound of our thoughts :D
I’m seeing ent in 2 weeks for an issue in my ear with severe retracted ear drum and issues of info going to the brain she said?? She’s mentioned my osteoporosis possibly causing issues????
Anyone know where he gets his anatomy models from?
thank you sir
Can it cause ringing of the ear when thin
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