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A: Cross section showing a vessel (arrow) emerging from the edge of the osseous lamina
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A: Cross section showing a vessel (arrow) emerging from the edge of the osseous lamina. OC, organ of Corti; ST, scala tympani. B: Scanning micrograph of the under surface of the basilar membrane (BsM) and osseous lamina (OSL). The arrows indicate the spiral vessel beneath the basilar membrane, which is exposed to the perilymphatic space. From Roland PS, Wright C.G. Surgical aspects of cochlear implantation: Mechanisms of insertional trauma. Adv Otorhinolaryngol 2006;64:11-30
Cochlear vasculature as Illustrated by Siebenmann (1894)
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Cochlear vasculature as Illustrated by Siebenmann (1894). The arrow indicates the central auditory vein, which when present, may provide collateral venous drainage for the vessels associated with scala tympani.
Another preparation in which an electrode array was inserted at the time the temporal bone was fresh and unfixed
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Another preparation in which an electrode array was inserted at the time the temporal bone was fresh and unfixed. After fixation and osmium staining, the array was removed from scala tympani. This SEM image shows the surface of the spiral ligament in an area where the array contacted the lateral wall. In the upper portion of the image the spiral ligament tissue is seen to be compressed and marked by grooves produced by the electrode. Below that area the normal porous surface of the spiral
This is a temporal bone which had an implant electrode inserted at the time that the bone was fresh and unfixed
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This is a temporal bone which had an implant electrode inserted at the time that the bone was fresh and unfixed. After fixation, osmium staining, and dissection the electrode was removed from scala tympani. “A” shows the apical turn in an area that the electrode did not reach. The arrows indicate normal-appearing venules in the lower part of the spiral ligament. “B” shows an area in the basal turn where the electrode was in contact with the lateral wall immediately below the basilar
UTSW researchers selected for AHA Second Century Awards, Center Times Plus, UT Southwestern
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Isaac Pence, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering, and Gaurav Sharma, Ph.D., M.B.A., Assistant Professor of Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery, were among 33 investigators selected to receive American Heart Association (AHA) Second Century Early Faculty Independence Awards.
2013-2014-fellowship-contract.pdf
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GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION FELLOWSHIP AGREEMENT This Graduate Medical Education Fellowship Agreement (the “Agreement”) is entered into by and among The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, an agency of the state of Texas located at 5323 Harry Hines Boulevard, Dallas, Texas 75390 (the “UTSW”), and the individual fellow in training « Full Name Title», an individual (the “Fellow”). WHEREAS, UTSW is an institution of higher education that has as part of its mission to
Request for Funding
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Medical Student Research for Project Description Form All descriptions must contain enough detail to permit an assessment of the problem that is to be addressed and the methodologies that are to be employed. Please be careful to outline the role that the student will play in the project that is described. Please ensure that all relevant approval numbers (IRB, IACUC) are provided. Mentor: Department: Room number: Phone number: E-mail: Research Coordinator: Project title: Human
STARS Notes - Science Teacher Access to Resources At UT Southwestern
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STARS NOTES SCIENCE TEACHER ACCESS TO RESOURCES AT SOUTHWESTERN STARS Notes September 2013 Issue XVIII, Number 1 WHAT’S INSIDE SRP Teachers…………….1 SRP Students ……………3 Summer Workshops….4 Upcoming Events………5 Staff & Programs………6 1 ”I feel that the STARS program has been an invaluable experience for me. It was incredibly enlightening to be part of a lab, immersing myself in experimental design, and actually being able to perform experiments that were
STARS Newsletter September 2016
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STARS NOTES SCIENCE TEACHER ACCESS TO RESOURCES AT SOUTHWESTERN STARS Notes September 2016 Issue XV, Number 2 WHAT’S INSIDE SRP Teachers……. .1 DISD Workshops…5 SRP Students……...6 Summer Camps…..7 Upcoming Events..8 Staff & Programs…9 1 “The STARS program has been an amazing experience because it combines learning techniques in an actual lab setting with seminars about new and intriguing scientific research and lesson plans that will be engaging to bring back to the classroom. It rekindles
STARS NOTES SCIENCE TEACHER ACCESS TO RESOURCES AT UT SOUTHWESTERN
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STARS NOTES SCIENCE TEACHER ACCESS TO RESOURCES AT SOUTHWESTERN STARS Notes September 2015 Issue XIV, Number 2 WHAT’S INSIDE SRP Teachers……….. 1 DISD Workshops…….5 SRP Students……….. 6 Summer Camps……..7 Upcoming Events……8 Staff & Programs…… 9 1 “I'm glad for this opportunity to have visited an intellectual space where I've never been. I don't doubt that STEM will be the way to success for many of my students. Now, because of my participation in