Form # SY2/NPPARF-002 / 11.03 (Rev. 10.01.14) White – Health Information Management Department Yellow – Patient (Reviewed 09/13) Page 1 of 1 NOTIFICACIÓN DE PRACTICAS DE PRIVACIDAD RECONOCIMIENTO DE RECIBO DEL AVISO Su firma abajo indica que le han ofrecido una copia del aviso medico de UT Southwestern Medical Center de las prácticas de privacidad. Si usted tiene cualesquiera preguntas sobre el aviso de las prácticas de privacidad, por favor llame el oficial de privacidad de UT

The second-quarter 2022 Strauss Awards were celebrated during a virtual event on Aug. 12 hosted by John Warner, M.D., Executive Vice President for Health System Affairs and Health System CEO.

Form # OCA/PCF-001 / 07.12 (Reviewed 09/13) Page 1 of 1 PRIVACY COMPLAINT FORM For Patient Use Only For Internal Use Only Tracking Number If you have questions about completing this form, please call 214-648-6080 and leave a message. Date Your First Name Your Last Name Home Phone ( ) Work Phone ( ) Address Apt. # City State Zip Date of Birth Are you filing this complaint for someone else? c Yes c No (if No, go to next section) If Yes, whose health

FORM # 81063 (07/07) (Rev. 08/15) (Reviewed 09/13) Authorization for Verbal Release of Protected Health Information to Designated Persons AT THE PATIENT’S REQUEST, THIS AUTHORIZATION GRANTS PERMISSION TO UT SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER TO COMMUNICATE IN PERSON OR BY TELEPHONE WITH THE FOLLOWING PERSONS, DESIGNATED BY THE PATIENT, TO ASSIST WITH THE PATIENT’S HEALTH SERVICES. THIS AUTHORIZATION IS APPLICABLE FOR VERBAL INFORMATION ONLY AND IS NOT VALID FOR THE RELEASE OF THE WRITTEN

Cross section of mouse cochlear duct, basal turn, showing internal structure of organ of Corti to complement surface views seen in the previous images.

Higher power view of osseous lamina and basilar membrane/organ of Corti in a preparation from an elderly individual in which there has been mild thinning of the myelinated nerve fibers within the osseous lamina. The spirally oriented nerve fibers in the osseous lamina are nicely displayed in this specimen.

A: Whole-mount preparation of osseous lamina (OSL) and basilar membrane at a level of focus that shows a vessel (horizontal arrow) emerging from the OSL and joining the spiral vessel (vertical arrows) under the basilar membrane. B: Scanning micrograph showing a similar situation in which a vessel (horizontal arrow) emerges from the OSL to join the spiral vessel (vertical arrows). As in the preceding micrograph (#32), the spiral vessel under the basilar membrane appears exposed to the

Cross section of the posterior spiral vein (arrow) in the basal turn. In this location the vein has virtually no bony covering. ST, scala tympani; MD modiolus.

Cochlear cross section showing a vein (arrow) traversing the floor of scala tympani and approaching the posterior spiral vein. The vein has no bony covering.

A: Cross section of a vein (arrow) on the floor of scala tympani. Note that it has only a thin connective tissue covering. B: Longitudinal section of a vein (arrows) on floor of scala tympani. The vessel appears completely exposed to the perilymphatic space.