Ear Embryology - ACht Flashcards
WHAT IS INDUCING WHAT Weeks 4-7 most important
The ear structures form from which embryological division?
Rhombencephalon
The bony labrynth is formed from mesenchyme that is inducted by?
The otic vesicle
What do the malleus, incas, and stapes develope from?
Malleus and incus from dorsal tip of Meckel’s cartilage/first arch
Stapes from Reichert’s cartilage/second arch
What does the tensor tymapni do?
It tightens the tympanic membrane to dampen large sounds
Embryological precursors of the external ear?
1st pharyngeal cleft and 1st and 2nd pharyngeal arches
Embryological precursors of the middle ear?
1st pharyngeal pouch
Ossciles from 1st and 2nd pharyngeal arches
Embryological precursors of the inner ear?
Otic vesicle
What does the otic vesicle start as during development?
Hindbrain induces a set of otic placodes
The placodes invaginate to form otic pits and then otic vesicles
Otic vesicles differentiate into dorsal and ventral parts. What do these two regions become?
Dorsal part becomes - semicirculars ducts, utricle, and enodlympahtic duct
Vental part becoems saccule, cochlea, etc
What splits to form the spiral and vestibular ganglia?
Statoacoustic ganglion
What goes on to form the tympanic cavity and eustachian tube?
The first pharyngeal puch
AGAIN
Stepedius and tensor tympani muscles are formed by what embryological derivatives?
Tensor tympani - 1st pharyngeal arch
Stapedius - 2nd pharyngeal arch