[HTML][HTML] Enhancing ossicular chain reconstruction through finite element analysis and advanced additive manufacturing: A review
Middle ear ossicles transfer and amplify sound waves from the Tympanic Membrane (TM) to
the inner ear and function as impedance transformers to overcome impedance mismatches …
the inner ear and function as impedance transformers to overcome impedance mismatches …
Systematic review of ossicular chain anatomy: strategic planning for development of novel middle ear prostheses
B Kamrava, PC Roehm - Otolaryngology–Head and Neck …, 2017 - journals.sagepub.com
Objective To systematically review the anatomy of the ossicular chain. Data Sources Google
Scholar, PubMed, and otologic textbooks. Review Methods A systematic literature search …
Scholar, PubMed, and otologic textbooks. Review Methods A systematic literature search …
Stapes displacement and intracochlear pressure in response to very high level, low frequency sounds
The stapes is held in the oval window by the stapedial annular ligament (SAL), which
restricts total peak-to-peak displacement of the stapes. Previous studies have suggested that …
restricts total peak-to-peak displacement of the stapes. Previous studies have suggested that …
A MEMS condenser microphone-based intracochlear acoustic receiver
Goal: Intracochlear sound pressure (ICSP) measurements are limited by the small
dimensions of the human inner ear and the requirements imposed by the liquid medium. A …
dimensions of the human inner ear and the requirements imposed by the liquid medium. A …
[HTML][HTML] Human ossicular-joint flexibility transforms the peak amplitude and width of impulsive acoustic stimuli
PK Gottlieb, Y Vaisbuch, S Puria - The Journal of the Acoustical Society …, 2018 - pubs.aip.org
The role of the ossicular joints in the mammalian middle ear is still debated. This work tests
the hypothesis that the two synovial joints filter potentially damaging impulsive stimuli by …
the hypothesis that the two synovial joints filter potentially damaging impulsive stimuli by …
Assigning viscoelastic and hyperelastic properties to the middle-ear soft tissues for sound transmission
J Zhang, C Jiao, D Zou, N Ta, Z Rao - Biomechanics and Modeling in …, 2020 - Springer
A finite element model of the human ear considering viscoelasticity and hyperelasticity of the
middle-ear (ME) soft tissues is developed in this paper. The present model is validated by …
middle-ear (ME) soft tissues is developed in this paper. The present model is validated by …
Effect of stimulation sites on the performance of electromagnetic middle ear implant: a finite element analysis
H Liu, W Wang, Y Zhao, J Yang, S Yang… - Computers in Biology …, 2020 - Elsevier
Electromagnetic middle ear implants (MEIs), which use the mechanical vibration of their
implanted transducers to treat hearing loss, have emerged to overcome the limitations of …
implanted transducers to treat hearing loss, have emerged to overcome the limitations of …
[HTML][HTML] Three-dimensional quasi-static displacement of human middle-ear ossicles under static pressure loads: Measurement using a stereo camera system
The time delay and/or malfunctioning of the Eustachian tube may cause pressure
differences across the tympanic membrane, resulting in quasi-static movements of the …
differences across the tympanic membrane, resulting in quasi-static movements of the …
Characterization of middle ear soft tissue damping and its role in sound transmission
H Shi, S Xiang, L Wang, Y Sun, J Wang… - … and Modeling in …, 2023 - Springer
Damping plays an important role in the middle ear (ME) sound transmission system.
However, how to mechanically characterize the damping of ME soft tissues and the role of …
However, how to mechanically characterize the damping of ME soft tissues and the role of …
Structural stiffening in the human middle ear due to static pressure: finite-element analysis of combined static and dynamic middle-ear behavior
PGG Muyshondt, JJJ Dirckx - Hearing Research, 2021 - Elsevier
The vibration response of the middle ear (ME) to sound changes when static pressure
gradients are applied across the tympanic membrane (TM). To date, it has not been well …
gradients are applied across the tympanic membrane (TM). To date, it has not been well …