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Trommelfell

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Trommelfell

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Also known as tympanic membrane, ear drum, myringa

dünne Membran im Ohr

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Your eardrum is a thin, cone-shaped membrane inside your ear that separates your outer ear from your middle ear and plays a crucial role in hearing. When sound waves hit it, the eardrum vibrates and passes these vibrations along to tiny bones in your middle ear, which then transmit them to the fluid-filled part of your ear that allows you to actually perceive sound.

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Vinony's link graph records 438 inbound references to Trommelfell, and connects out to semicircular canal, outer ear and Eustachian tube.

Vinony files it under Auditory system, Ear and Human anatomy.

Vinony links it to 61 Wikipedia language editions.

Key facts

Anatomy.Name
Eardrum
Anatomy.Latin
membrana tympanica; myringa
Anatomy.Image
Blausen 0328 EarAnatomy.png
Anatomy.Image2
View-normal-tympanic-membrane.png
Anatomy.Caption2
Right eardrum as seen through a speculum

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Wikidata facts

Image
Normal Tympanic Membrane Chorda Tympani Nerve Visible.jpg
Connects with
malleus
Has use
hearing
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studied by
audiology
NCI Thesaurus ID
C12502
anatomical location
outer ear
Commons category
Eardrum
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Article · Deutsch

Das Trommelfell (lateinisch Membrana tympani, altgriechisch Myrinx) ist eine dünne Membran am inneren Ende des Gehörgangs (sofern ein solcher vorhanden ist) und schließt diesen zum Mittelohr ab. Das Trommelfell wandelt Schallwellen in mechanische Schwingungen um und leitet diese an die Gehörknöchelchenkette im Mittelohr weiter.

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