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Highest Resolution-Slide 046 View Highest Resolution-Slide 046B Superior semicircular canal and the petrous portion of the facial (VII) nerve as it enters the internal auditory canal. This is the narrowest part of the facial nerve and the segment which is felt to be damaged in Bell's Palsy. Diagram: I&M: Body of Incus, Head of Malleus; SSCC: Superior Semicircular Canal; Petrous Air Cells, Mastoid Air Cells and VII Nerve. |
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Highest Resolution-Slide 066 This slide shows the superior semicircular canal and the geniculate ganglion of the VII nerve. |
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Highest Resolution-Slide 096 Superior semicircular canal with subarcuate artery. |
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