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The membrane in the ear that vibrates to sound.
tympanum
tympanic membrane
myringa
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tímpano
tympanum
tympanic membrane
myringa
1
They are without the
tympanum
and tympanic cavity, and all its appendages.
2
With great effort Sharn-igon scratched the words out on his
tympanum
.
3
And music played the
tympanum
and the pipe, the cithara and the harp.
4
The relief panel in the
tympanum
represents various types of industry.
5
The
tympanum
of the ear yields to the fierce external pressure.
1
Thus, surgical treatment of dry and apparently stable
tympanic
membrane
perforation is warranted.
2
Tympanoplasty is the standard and well-established procedure for closure of
tympanic
membrane
perforations.
3
Turnbull has recorded two cases of perforation of the
tympanic
membrane
from lumbricoides.
4
In addition, a negative correlation between age and compliance of the
tympanic
membrane
was discovered.
5
A quarter of children were diagnosed with broken eardrums, technically known as
tympanic
membrane
perforations.
1
A second later the agent's chronically overenthusiastic voice nearly broke Rubens'
eardrum
.
2
A blare of whistling feedback grated on every
eardrum
in the building.
3
Despite the plugs in his ears, his left
eardrum
was severely damaged.
4
When sounds strike the
eardrum
it vibrates and excites the nerve of hearing.
5
The current study focused on the traumatic causes of
eardrum
perforations.
6
His right
eardrum
might be permanently paralyzed, but they'd made it.
7
Amazingly enough, I felt fine, no broken bones, no blindness, no shattered
eardrum
.
8
Eadric asked, pressing his
eardrum
against the center of the scale.
9
She had now opened a private voice channel direct to the woman's
eardrum
.
10
Sounds another man might have ignored played a warning tattoo upon his
eardrum
.
11
The quarterback hit her so hard he caused a ruptured
eardrum
.
12
Cotton protruded from one ear canal to protect a ruptured
eardrum
.
13
An
eardrum
shattering crash rocked the wall of the Dairee Freeze.
14
Trying to look nonchalant, he leaned over until his lips brushed my
eardrum
.
15
Its pictures could crack a mirror and its audio might burst an
eardrum
.
16
His sharp intake of breath all but hissed against her
eardrum
.
eardrum
rupture eardrum
left eardrum
broken eardrum
burst an eardrum
perforate eardrum
Portuguese
tímpano
gabionada
membrana timpânica
Catalan
timpà
Spanish
tímpano