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ipsilateral reflex

3.34 ipsilateral reflex; uncrossed reflex. Middle-ear muscle reflex that is elicited in the stimulus ear. When the reflex is acoustical, the resulting middle-ear reflex is sometimes called the ipsilateral acoustical reflex or uncrossed acoustical...

intracellular potentials

3.33 intracellular potentials. Negative polarizations of cells with respect to surrounding extracellular fluid.

intra-aural muscles

3.32 intra-aural muscles. See 3.61 stapedius and 3.68 tensor...

internal ear

3.31 inner ear; internal ear. Portion of the ear, located within the petrous part of the temporal bone, containing the cochlear and vestibular systems. Consists of the osseous labyrinth and the membranous...

inner ear

3.31 inner ear; internal ear. Portion of the ear, located within the petrous part of the temporal bone, containing the cochlear and vestibular systems. Consists of the osseous labyrinth and the membranous...

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