Description

Explore the detailed visualization of exostoses in the auditory canal, depicted as smooth, rounded bony outgrowths projecting from the canal walls. This model illustrates how multiple or solitary exostoses narrow the passageway and may hinder sound conduction, wax clearance, and airflow. Their anatomical positioning relative to the tympanic membrane is clearly shown. Learners can use this model to study spatial constraints caused by bone proliferation and reflect on how canal architecture influences ear health.