組織學 Histology 台北醫學大學/解剖學科 教授:邱瑞珍 分機號碼:3261 電子郵件信箱:[email protected]
1 Special sense – ear
台北醫學大學/解剖學科 馮琮涵 副教授 分機3250 E-mail: [email protected]
2 學習目的
• 希望同學知道耳朵聽覺及平衡器官之顯微 結構
3 參考資料
• Junqueira's Basic Histology, twelfth edition, text and atlas, Anthony L. Mescher, McGraw-Hill Companies
4 Summary
• A) external ear: – auricle, external acoustic meatus, tympanic membrane • B) middle ear: – Tympanic cavity, Eautachian tube, tympanic antrum, auditory ossicles • C) inner ear: – Osseous labyrinth: semicircular canals, vestibule, cochlea – Membrane labyrinth: semicircular duct, utricle and saccule, • cochlear duct
5 Ear • External ear – auricle, external acoustic meatus and tympanictympanic membranemembrane • Middle ear – tympanic cavity, tympanic antrum and auditoryauditory ossiclesossicles • Inner ear – osseousosseous labyrinthlabyrinth and membranousmembranous labyrinthlabyrinth 6 7 8 External ear
A. auricle – elastic cartilage covered by thin skin B. external acoustic meatus – cartilage portion: thin skin with sebaceous and ceruminous glands (ear wax) bony portion C. tympanic membrane – transmit vibrations outer : stratifiedstratified squamoussquamous epiepi.. core of collagen fibers inner : simplesimple cuboidalcuboidal epiepi..
9 External ear
• CG: ceruminous gland • C: cerumen • SG: sebaceous gland • F: hair follicle
10 Tympanic membrane
11 Middle ear A. tympanic cavity and antrum – lined by simple cuboidal epi. (mucous membrane) • vestibular (oval) window closed by stapesstapes • cochlear (round) window colsed by elastic membrane B. auditoryauditory ossiclesossicles – malleus, incus and stapes C. tensortensor tympanitympani m.m. and stapediusstapedius m.m. –protect function and sound discrimination D. auditoryauditory ((pharyngopharyngo--tympanic)tympanic) tubetube -- lined by mucous membrane • near tympanic cavity : simple columnar epi. • near nasopharynx : pseudostratified ciliated columnar epi. 12 13 Auditory tube
14 15 Inner Ear
BonyBony labyrinthlabyrinth – a system of tunnels in petrous part of temporal bone, filled with perilymphperilymph Vestibule – fenestra vestibuli (ovaloval windowwindow) & fenestra cochleae (roundround windowwindow) Semicircular canals Cochlea
MembranousMembranous labyrinthlabyrinth – endolymphendolymph Utricle & saccule in vestibule Semicircular ducts in canals Cochlear ducts in cochlea 16 Inner ear
17 18 Vestibular apparatus
• utricle – (with a macula) oriented in the horizontal plane of the base of skull • saccule –(with a macula) oriented in the sagittal plane • semicircular canals – ampula (with a crista) oriented in the sagittal, frontal and horizontal planes
19 • macula – (1) pseudostratified epithelium : supporting cells and sensory hair cells (2) hair cells with long microvilli and one cilia (3) the gelatinous otolithic membrane (contains crystalline otoliths)
• crista – similar to macula but the gelatinous mass is called the cupula, but without otoliths
* the remainder of vestibular membranous labyrinth is lined by a simple squamous epi.20 Macula
21 Otoliths
22 23 Hair cells
24 25 Histology of Macula
26 Ampula
27 Crista (cupula detached)
28 29 30 31 Cochlea
Scala vestibuli –with perilymph and lined by mesothelium •• membranemembrane vestibularisvestibularis Scala media (cochlear duct) – with endolymph produced by striastria vascularisvascularis •• basilarbasilar membranemembrane – with organ of Corti Scala tympani
32 33 34 35 Organ of Corti Organ of Corti – rest on basilar membrane • inner hair cells (one row) • inner and outer pillar cells – enclosed an inner tunnel • outer hair cells (three rows) are supported by phalangeal cells • columnar and cuboidal supporting cells •• tectorialtectorial membranemembrane – a gelatinous body attach to hairs (microvilli) of hair cells •• spiralspiral ganglionganglion – bipolar neurons synapse with hair cells
36 37 Organ of Corti
38 39 40 Spiral ganglion
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