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Meanings of external ear in English
Synonyms
Examples for "outer ear"
Examples for "outer ear"
1
A cross-section diagram from the outer ear to the lobes of the brain.
2
As is well known, a passage exists from the outer ear to the drum.
3
That's actually an infection of the outer ear canal.
4
Why do we have wax in the outer ear?
5
To the outer ear, he was propounding the popular modern doctrine of 'Yoga by action.'
Usage of external ear in English
1
The middle ear is separated from the external ear by the drum-head.
2
On the right side of the head was a rudimentary external ear.
3
A rare case of adenoid cystic carcinoma of the external ear is reported.
4
Membrane Tympani (drum) which separates the external ear from the tympanic cavity.
5
The external ear is a vestige-ofno use any more.
6
Sometimes physicians fail to recognize the trouble until the discharge appears in the external ear.
7
He thinks the water went into the ear by the way of the external ear canal.
8
When boils occur in the external ear, the canal should be washed out with hot water.
9
The external ear is called auricle or pinna.
10
If an insect get in the external ear, pour in a little oil to kill it, and then remove with tepid water.
11
The ear is the organ of hearing, and has three parts, called the external ear, the middle ear, and the inner ear.
12
The external ear opens in the shell at the side of the head (Figure 2.320 a).
13
Level 4 evidence suggests that an improvement in hearing thresholds is achievable in most patients when the disease involves the external ear canal.
14
In the Monotreme and Marsupial the ear-hole begins to be covered with a shell of cartilage; we have the beginning of the external ear.
15
In the toilet of the ears, never attempt to introduce anything beyond the external ear, which may be carefully cleansed with a soft cloth.
16
Dr. Messel informs us that his first transmitter consisted of the bung of a beer barrel hollowed out in imitation of the external ear.
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