Hi everyone!! I am Dr. Mausumi Das, a Post-graduate in MS ENT from Gandhi Medical College, Hyderabad. Being in residency, all the hectic long hours of work doesn't give us much time to study. So I understand the dire need of having access to simply explained topics. So here's an effort to help out all ENT Residents and also MBBS students out there with their preparation! Hope you like it.
Please do cover other topics in ent as well ma'am Your teaching style is too good .. We need more videos like this I hope you cover the whole of the ent portion😊❤
hello dr. Mausumi. I am a student of ENT, head and neck surgery in Kenya. Your channel is very helpful with its simplified and comprehensive explanations. Please continue blessing us with more videos. Thank you.
thank you so much for this amazing lecture. im new to ENT subject, so i was worried about from where i should clear my concepts. im so glad i came across your channel.❤
I believe that you describe the pinna incorrectly as an instrument for collecting sound and transferring it to the inner ear. The pinna is a binaural infusing device that gives sounds a particular tone depending on the angle in which it hits the pinna, giving us the ability to distinguish what is above, below, behind and in front of us, and very importantly, heard externally, as without the pinna, and if we simply had holes in the sides of our heads, we would hear things internally, inside our head, this is the fundamental reason for the pinna, and, is the only organ that you can see how it actually works, once the principle of sound physics is understood.
