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Couverture rigide. Condition: Très bon. Edition originale. Grand in-8° relié, cartonnage moderne, titre contrecollé sur le premier plat, 143 pages. (nous donnons la notice du Docteur ALBERT MUDRY) "L'oreille interne présente une structure anatomique très complexe[i]. Appelée aussi labyrinthe, elle est située dans le rocher et se compose de plusieurs parties principales : la cochlée, le vestibule avec l'utricule et le saccule, les trois canaux semi-circulaires (figure 12), les deux aqueducs et le nerf auditif, composé du nerf cochléaire et des deux nerfs vestibulaires. L'oreille interne communique avec l'intérieur du crâne par le conduit auditif interne. Elle est constituée de deux parties structurelles : une partie osseuse "dure" de protection, appelée le labyrinthe osseux et une partie "molle", sensorielle, appelée le labyrinthe membraneux. Le labyrinthe osseux, ou capsule otique, constitue une coque d'os compact autour du labyrinthe membraneux duquel il est séparé par des espaces dits périlymphatiques contenant un liquide appelé la périlymphe. Le labyrinthe membraneux est l'ensemble des cavités à paroi conjonctivo-épithéliale qui supporte les éléments sensoriels de l'oreille interne, remplis eux d'un autre liquide appelé l'endolymphe. Toutes les structures de l'oreille interne ont ainsi une partie osseuse et une partie membraneuse. Cette différenciation n'est pas faite dans leur description spécifique. La cochlée[ii], aussi communément appelée le limaçon, est l'organe de l'audition. Elle constitue le labyrinthe antérieur. Elle a la forme d'une coquille d'escargot et possède deux spires et demie. Le noyau central de la cochlée s'appelle le modiolus. L'intérieur de la spire est un tuyau se divisant en trois tubes : le canal cochléaire qui contient l'organe de Corti[iii] et de l'endolymphe, la rampe vestibulaire en dessus et la rampe tympanique au-dessous (figure 13). Ces deux rampes contiennent de la périlymphe. Une lame osseuse, la lame spirale, sépare une grande partie de ces deux rampes au milieu du tuyau. La rampe vestibulaire est séparée du canal cochléaire par la membrane de Reissner. L'organe de Corti a une structure cellulaire très complexe. Il repose sur la membrane basilaire et contient les structures sensorielles de l'audition : les cellules ciliées externes et internes. Les cellules ciliées externes[iv] - environ 12 000 - forment trois rangées et les cellules ciliées internes - environ 3 500 - une seule rangée. Elles possèdent des structures fileuses à leur surface, les stéréocils. Ces cellules sont entourées par différents types de cellules de soutien. - - - - Large in-8 ° bound, modern cardboard, title pasted on the first cover, 143 pages. "The inner ear has a very complex anatomical structure [i]. Also called a labyrinth, it is located in the rock and is made up of several main parts: the cochlea, the vestibule with the utricle and the saccule, the three semi canals. -circular (figure 12), the two aqueducts and the auditory nerve, made up of the cochlear nerve and the two vestibular nerves. The inner ear communicates with the interior of the skull through the internal auditory canal. It is made up of two structural parts: a protective "hard" bony part, called the bony labyrinth and a "soft", sensory part, called the membranous labyrinth. The bony labyrinth, or otic capsule, constitutes a shell of compact bone around the membranous labyrinth from which it is separated by so-called perilymphatic spaces containing a liquid called the perilymph. The membranous labyrinth is the set of cavities with a conjunctival-epithelial wall which supports the sensory elements of the ear i internal, fill them with another liquid called endolymph. All the structures of the inner ear thus have a bony part and a membranous part. This differentiation is not made in their specific description. The cochlea [ii], also commonly known as the snail, is the organ of hearing. It constitutes the previous labyrinth. It is shaped like a snail shell and has two and a half turns.

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