Pharyngotympanic tube, Eustachian tube, auditory tube
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ค. 2024
- Another lockdown anatomy video, recorded at home.
Whichever you want to call it, we'll have a look at the anatomy of the structure in the title. Well, it's difficult to actually look at it, but we'll try our best and also explain its anatomy, function, and clinical things that it is associated with.
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Thank you for your valuable information about the patulous eustachian tube. Sometimes when I'm driving I hear a car's music that sounds like it's all up in my head, especially the boom boom.
i m here to like it
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Fantastic thanks! These videos are so helpful for my lockdown, online studies. No labs but at least I can get a sense of things. Huge thanks, from Melbourne Australia
I love the videos!
I’m a pediatric surgeon from Brazil! I love anatomy since I was a student and watching your videos is a delight!
A tip: you can watch series on Flixzone. Been using them for watching all kinds of movies recently.
@Cesar Fernando yea, been watching on flixzone} for months myself =)
Sir! We will love if you can make a series of videos talking in detail as you do in class then it will be a huge benefit for us medical students worldwide. Unfortunately, we don't have teachers like you
I have passed Anatomy exam! Thank you very much!
Revisiting ent anatomy after 3 years for clinics. Your videos are still fantastic, and a joy to watch. The fact that you can give such a clear explanation without any models, or writing, really demonstrates what an excellent teacher you are. Gratitude from India :)
Excellent presentation !Thank you for including clinical implications ..including films , Hollywood , lol 😂
"patulous" My favourite new word. As soon as I've checked it's definition, from now on, I'm going to use it at least once a day.
truly one of a kind ,sir
Thank you for that in depth description. I suffer from Intermittent Eustachion Tube dysfunction and I now know what and how it is happening. Just need to find a teatment now
i finished my med exams this week !!! anatomy super hard but u helped quite a lot ;) thank u !!!
Recently you produced videos on golfer's elbow and tennis elbow. It would be good, if you provide similar on such conditions as Eustachian tube dysfunction (from an anatomical point of view of course). Thank you for providing us with all this informative content.
I have problems. This video helped me understand why. Thank you.
Thank you king
Wow i like it its such a incredible explanation ever
Excellent presentation, much appreciated 👍
I am here to support you. Please keep posting even you repeat and repeat and repeat topics.
Very well explained. I really like that you name the technical names laced in *with* the common names.
Thanks Sam
Thanks, excellent video as always. I must be very asymmetric inside as I always have trouble with pressures on my right but not on my left after landing on board of a plane. :-)
Thank you!
This is the thing which I wanna know now!!!
Here’s a few things that I was doing for about a month before I developed the Eustachian Tube dysfunction. Not sure if any one or all of them caused it.
1. Chewing gum everyday for a month
2. Using an electric toothbrush for an excessive amount of time. Maybe the rapid vibrations on the upper teeth might be disrupting some muscles.
3. Chewing on ice and drinking very cold ice water
4. Drinking black coffee every day
5. Sleeping on a stiff hard pillow which then does seem to crush the side of the cheek and e
Do you find a relief
@@david.needhelp seems like it’s much better. I have a hearing test next week to see if there is damage but right now it feels good
so many terms to remember
Great video, Sam. After spending months chasing down vestibular symptoms, a brain MRI revealed that I have mastoid effusion/mastoiditis. After watching this video and your mastoid/sinus related ones, I can't help but wonder whether prolonged use of a neti pot could contribute to this...?
❤ thanks a lot
Thanks for the vid
Any idea why the ears harbour so many germs??? Thanks loads o love💙💙💙
During lockdown I have acquired shin splints
...how/why does this occur & why are they so painful...love to hear an anatomist's take on this...
Are you or have you been doing lots of repetitive impact training ???
@@gailmciver1440 walking...different surfaces up to 12 miles at a time
You really need to rest. No walking long distances or over training. until.healed. use ice up to 3 x a day for 20 mins wrap in a tea towel to help with pain. if you are able to take paracetamol ibuprophen too. Just try gentle yoga for exercise at the moment . Hope you feel better soon !
Remember that the muscles of the anterior leg are antagonistic to the muscles of the posterior leg, so don't forget to stretch your calf muscles. Sometimes the muscles of dorsiflexion get overworked when the muscles of plantarflexion get tight. The dorsiflexors lift the toe as the leg swings through before planting the foot.
And sometimes its just inflammation of the connective tissues of the deep anterior leg and you need to manage that inflammation (RICE). Good luck.
@@SamWebster Ta muchly. I think I caused an injury on the day I didn't wear my usual walking boots. RICE it is then.
Thanks Sam! Great example of why one should care about the fundamentals and their practical implications. Do you have a methodology to understand the basics and remembering them? Hope you can get to your anatomy lab soon, the models and students must be eagerly waiting!
As you already said, understanding helps remembering. Linking structure and function helps many people learn anatomy.
My doctor said that i had a Eustachian tube dysfunction because I started hearing a ringing in my left ear after a big sneeze. He said the ringing should go away in a two weeks period; it has been 10 days and I worried it won't go away.
Did it go away? I'm researching tinnitus and how the eustachian tube could be involved. Thanks
Sir, I'm from Bangladesh. i'm a Medical student. Please sir we need another video of heart venous drainage & lungs respiratory sytem. Please sir Extremely request YOU
Shafin Ahmmed th-cam.com/video/IlHA-6S90jE/w-d-xo.html check out this video. It probably has what you need for cardiac veins. Dr. Webster also has several videos on the lungs and not sure what you need there, but go into his thorax playlist, you’ll probably find what you need. Happy studying.
How are your Eustsion tubes after rolling. ?
I always recommend earplugs when coaching. Also.protects against surfers ear.
Great video, thanks
* Eustation
And a nose clip or blow out through the nose on entry
Fine thanks. I enjoyed the sea water falling out of my paranasal sinuses every time I bent over for the rest of the day though. I've been a swimmer and a triathlete in my past, so my ears are pretty good.
@@SamWebster Have you heard of surfers ear?
@@SamWebster oh yes, it goes on falling out for hours. Gives a good clean out ☺
1st comment!!!
Oh, wow so weird. We share the same name hi Sam Webster
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Do you agree with ear tubes maybe even though it gives you hearing loss??
I got an ear tube and I lost low bass frequencies and now I’m tryna get used it, it gives me anxiety.
You ever think that their should be new surgeries for Eustachian tube dysfunction?
My ear drum farts sometimes when I swallow and pops and all that. I think these issues should be examined seriously and I think people who have shitty allergies year around should be ready for “sinusitis” symptoms. I’m thinking about doing a sinus surgery since my “Eustachian tube” and my throat feel gunky. I also got tinnitus (since august 2022) but when I got it my ears felt warm and pouchy, then someone like combusted in their and then my jaw started to hurt and it was hard to talk. A couple days earlier, in the morning, I had sea shell sounds it was fucking crazy af. Achey ears for three days every morning then yea got that combustion close to my ears. Got sick af a few days later got fevers it was horrible AND I was thinking about suicide from my ringing.
Got x rays or ct scans and I read from a conclusion on the readings that I have sinus disease. It’s been almost 6 months now and I still got issues. Was super life changing for me and the ear tube I got a month ago got me super pissed bc it has done nothing for me, as a matter of fact I used a sinus rinse and it went out of my eardrum since I have a hole there. Been dizzy ever single day after that. It’s been two weeks too or more.
I also have the “patulous” thing going on, but that’s after a workout. And all these issues I’m having started showing up after that drainage or combustion feeling I had this past summer 2022. Now I did have sinusitis symptoms spring 2021 and it did suck it was the worst allergy experience I had but then I had it again this past spring 2022 and that was the first I would say. I couldn’t sleep my face felt swollen. Was the first time I actually googled my symptoms. I was left with “clogged ears” leaving spring 2022 and I still have clogged ears, added with crackling and popping sounds in my ears, and dizziness. And tinnitus.
One thing though, I was recording vocals in my car for two years straight until august 2022 because of my injuries. My health/hygiene got worse in those two years. I stopped working out consistently as well. Just focused on music. So my body did weaker from not taking care of my self, and I had a horrible sleeping schedule. I think if you keep track of your health while following your dreams, you SHOULD be ok. I do think I got tinnitus from music as well though. Horrible combination though since allergies and ears are connected and I NEED my ears and voice to make my music.
What a life huh?
You think a sinus cleaning surgery will make my throat or sinuses feel less thick though and get rid of that clogged ear feeling and my popping and dizziness ?
I’m just scared that a surgeon might hit my brain or mess up my eyes or hit some nerves, my mom has told me stories of people getting sinus surgery coming back with facial nerve problems. I just need someone to trust and I’ll go for it but my main issue I would say is my Eustachian tube and throat. My nose feels fine but when I stuffed up I feel the air through my nose to my ears so I’m like mannnnn FUCK IT I need a sinus cleaning or surgery :///////////// but then I’m like maybe I just need more time. But my mom has the same issues with one ear and she’s scared to have loud sounds next to her ear she really tries to take care of it but she’s scared doing the surgery. I’m not scared but I’m like damn I already lost low bass frequencies from an ear tube by a doctor. How can I trust something won’t happen to me again ? I’m from America and I think where I’m at, doctors just don’t communicate with you like an individual. It’s a scary thought imo. They don’t treat you like a person and it pisses me off.
Do you find relief for you etd I also have etd for 5 months now
@@david.needhelp honestly try water pills maybe it’ll work for you.
@@david.needhelp go to a hospital or whoever they see sick people and if you health insurance, everything should be free. Tell them about water pills mine is called Hydrochlorothiazide. Didn’t do much honestly. It’s supposed to suppress water fluid I think. Might not work for you. Go see a doctor dude.
sometimes it feels like learning medical term are like learning a new language