n.内淋巴

The endolymph is a clear, watery fluid that fills the inner ear's membranous labyrinth.
内淋巴是一种清澈的液体，充满耳膜迷路。
Damage to the endolymph can lead to vertigo and imbalance, as it plays a crucial role in maintaining our sense of spatial orientation.
内淋巴受损可能导致眩晕和失衡，因为它在保持我们的空间定位感方面起着关键作用。
Endolymphatic hydrops is a medical condition characterized by an accumulation of excess endolymph within the inner ear.
内淋巴积液是一种医学状况，特征是内耳内过多的内淋巴积聚。
Audiologists study the movement of endolymph to diagnose hearing impairments and evaluate treatment options.
听力学专家研究内淋巴的运动以诊断听力障碍并评估治疗选择。
In a hearing test, the displacement of endolymph can be measured by analyzing the electrical signals generated by the movement of hair cells.
在听力测试中，可以通过分析毛细胞运动产生的电信号来测量内淋巴的位移。
Endolymphatic ducts help regulate the fluid levels in the inner ear, ensuring proper functioning of the auditory system.
内淋巴管有助于调节内耳的液体水平，确保听觉系统的正常运作。
The Eustachian tube connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx, allowing for equalization of pressure between the endolymph and the surrounding air.
埃乌斯塔修斯管连接鼓室与鼻咽部，使内淋巴与周围空气的压力达到平衡。
Endolymphatic clearance is a process where excess fluid is drained from the inner ear back into the blood vessels, preventing potential damage to the delicate structures within.
内淋巴清除是指多余液体从内耳回流到血管的过程，防止对内部精细结构的潜在损害。
Researchers have been exploring the therapeutic potential of using stem cells to regenerate damaged endolymph in cases of sensorineural hearing loss.
研究人员正在探索利用干细胞疗法在感音神经性听力损失病例中再生受损内淋巴的治疗潜力。
Maintaining a healthy balance of endolymph is essential for preventing long-term hearing problems, especially in individuals exposed to loud noises or ear infections.
保持内淋巴的健康平衡对于防止长期听力问题至关重要，特别是对于接触大声噪音或耳部感染的人。