The cochlear nerve, also known as part of the vestibulocochlear or auditory nerve, is a sensory nerve responsible for hearing. It travels from the cochlea, a spiral-shaped structure in the inner ear, ...

A cochlear implant is an electronic device used for people who are severely hard of hearing or deaf. They require surgery to be implanted, but you won’t be able to hear right afterward. The device ...

15. Ledderose GJ, Hagedorn H, Spiegl K, et al. Image guided surgery of the lateral skull base: testing a new dental splint registration device. Comput Aided Surg 2012; 17(1): 13–20. 16. Stelter K, ...

Lateral raises are great exercises to build up your shoulder muscles! They involve a simple movement typically done with weights. As with any exercise, of course, you must take care to learn ...

The cochlear duct. The cochlear duct extends from the osseous spiral lamina to the wall of the cochlea (Fig. 1B). Its roof is formed by the vestibular (Reissner's) membrane, which separates it ...

Alongside delivering top-quality routines each week, the reality star makes history as Strictly’s first-ever contestant with a cochlear implant. She’s the second Deaf contestant following Rose ...

While human cochlear maturation is well-advanced at mid-gestation and complete at birth, mice are born deaf and their cochlea reach maturation around postnatal day 20 (P20). Most successful ...

When a law firm targets a lateral partner hire, it sets in motion a chain of events. Often with the help of recruiters and consultants, firm leaders assemble and settle important matters—things ...

Lateral raises and upright rows are both great exercises for your shoulders. That doesn't mean that the two exercises will produce identical results, though. Lateral raises are an isolation ...

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‘If you’re a little wobbly with your balance, the wall will give you the support that you need,’ Nolan explains. The more stable you feel, the more likely you are to perform the exercises ...

While it has been proposed that such a directed approach could potentially be achieved by leveraging the lower recruitment threshold of irregular afferents (i.e. Wall et al., 2003), we speculate that ...