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The Hearing Aid Advice Centre Ltd, Audiology House,
Oakwood Park, Livingston,
UK,
EH54 8AW
01506 420519
0800 169 68 62
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How we hear |
How
we hear: The Physiology of Sound |
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The Hearing Aid Advice Centre is based
in Livingston, Scotland and provides help to those with
hearing difficulties throughout the East coast of Scotland.
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Movement of the stapes in the oval window produces
compression waves within the perilymph. Read
more |
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These vibrations are translated by hair cells in the organ
of corti into nerve impulses and sent via the cochlear nerve to
the brain. Read more |
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Nerve impluses are sent through the brain stem and into the acoustic
centres in the cerebral cortex of the opposite temporal lobe. Read
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