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the structure of the inside of the ear called the cochlea is like a snail shell divided into three parts full of fluid two channels for the transmission of pressure are the third is the sensitive organ of corti that detects pressure impulses and responds with pulse electric traveling along the auditory nerve in the brain pressure changes in the cochlea caused by sound entering ear traveling to filling with fluid tympanic and the vestibular canals which are filled with a fluid called perilinfatico is almost identical to the spinal fluid and differs significantly from the endolymphatic that fills the cochlear duct and surrounds the sensitive organ of corti fluids differ in terms of their electrolytes and if the membranes are broken so that the fluids are mixed hearing is damaged.
