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Anatomy of the Ear;Major Divisions of the Ear;Major Divisions of the Ear;Question;Outer Ear;Pinna（Auricle）;External Auditory Meatus;Function of Outer Ear;Pinna;External Auditory Meatus;Outer Ear Resonance;Question;Cerumen;Major Divisions of the Ear;Tympanic Cavity;Middle Ear;Tympanic Membrane;Tympanic Membrane;Malleus (hammer) Incus (anvil) Stapes (stirrup) smallest bone of the body;Ossicles;Mastoid;Mastoid Cell;Mastoid;Eustachian Tube;Eustachian Tube;Middle Ear Muscles;Middle Ear Muscles;Ligaments of Middle Ear;Transformer/Amplifier;Transformer/Amplifier;Transformer/Amplifier;Transformer/Amplifier;Major Divisions of the Ear;Inner Ear;Labyrinth;The Osseous Labyrinth;The membranous labyrinth;Labyrinth;Vestibular labyrinth ;Otoconia;Vestibular labyrinth ;Vestibular labyrinth ;Cochlear labyrinth;Organ of Corti;Organ of Corti;Hair cell in Organ of Corti;OHC vs. IHC Function;OHC Motility Models;Afferent Neural Innervations;OHC—With and Without Prestin;OHC—With and Without Prestin;Traveling Waves;Question;Inner Ear Etiologies; VIII Cranial Nerve;Acoustic Neuroma;The wave V latency used in the standard ABR IT5 and I-V delay measures is dominated by neural activity from the high-frequency regions of the cochlea. Thus, unless the tumor affects these high-frequency fibers sufficiently, standard ABR latencies will be normal.; Spiral Ganglion;Central Auditory Path;Etiologies;Thanks！