Auditory Passage vs. Ear Passage: Understanding the Difference
No, the auditory passage is not the same as the ear passage. The ear passage, or external auditory meatus, is the canal that leads from the outside of the ear to the eardrum. The auditory passage, or internal auditory canal, is a much deeper canal that runs through the temporal bone and contains the auditory nerve.Ears & Hearing - Related Articles
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