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Laura Maaske, M.Sc.BMC
Medical Illustrator
5144 Pine Tree Circle
Racine, WI 53402 USA
Phone: (262) 633-9980
medimagery@gmail.com
First Marketing, Merck Website Illustrations, Set 6, for October 20, 2000




Cataracts: normal version compared to vision with cataracts





How the Ear Works I: sound waves enter the ear canal and vibrate against the

tympanic membrane.





How the Ear Works Part II: Sound passes through the tympanic membrane, vibrates the

tiny bones of the ear, and is translated to a nerve impulse through the cochlea.

The cochleus, in turn, sends sound impulses to the temporal lobe of the brain.

The ear is also responsible for the sense of balance, which occurs within the vestibular

apparatus. The vestibular apparatus translates information about the body's position to

the brainstem.





Ear Infections of the outer, middle, and inner ear





Ear Wax



Ear Infections of the outer, middle, and inner ear




Cochlear Implant

© Laura Maaske, 2000