This systematic review explores the influence of silence on the autonomic nervous system.
The Polyvagal Theory has been used as a reference model to describe the autonomic …

Whereas mammals are characterized by the presence of three middle ear ossicles, reptiles
have only one, the columella (stapes). Nevertheless, there is a great diversity of columellar …

Sensory systems mediate our social interactions, food intake, livelihoods, and other
essential daily functions. Age-related decline and disease in sensory systems pose a …

Background and objective The fixation of ligament and tendon of the middle ear often occurs
after chronic otitis media surgery. However, there are relatively few studies on the effect of …

High intensity noise levels can lead to dislocation in the ossicular chain, particularly at the
incus and the incudostapedial joint, significantly impacting hearing ability. However, the …

The study of primate auditory morphology is a significant area of interest for comparative
anatomists, given the phylogenetic relationships that link primate hearing and the …

The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is one of the most unique joints in the human body that
orchestrates complex movements across different orthogonal planes and multiple axes of …

Various models of membrane oscillations emerging in the theory of elasticity of mechanical
systems, biomechanics of the internal ear of vertebrata, and in the theory of electrical circuits …

Objective The clinical audiology test battery often involves playing physically simple sounds
with questionable ecological value to the listener. In this technical report, we revisit how …

Inner ear proteomics and barriers : Clinical and experimental findings diva-portal.org
Digitala Vetenskapliga Arkivet Planned maintenance A system upgrade is planned for 20/2-2024 …