Shell Cavity

The concha cavity is one of the most interesting and mysterious organs in our body. This small cavity is located in the depression on the upper part of the inner surface of the ossicles of the middle ear and is a small formation that helps in transmitting sound from the outer ear to the inner ear. In this article, we'll take a closer look at how the concha cavity affects our health and how diseases of the concha cavity can lead to hearing problems.

Functions of the shell cavity

The concha cavity is a vital organ in our body that helps in conducting sound from the outer ear to the eardrum. It also plays an important role in transmitting sounds from the inner ear to the brain. In addition, the concha cavity serves the function of protecting our middle ears from contamination and infection.

Diseases of the conchal cavity can cause serious hearing impairment in humans and animals. Below we will talk about some common diseases and their impact on hearing.

Fistula: The most common concha cavity condition is fistula. This condition means that part of the shell is blocked or broken. This can be caused by a variety of reasons, including infection, injury, or age-related damage. Diseases of the concha cavity, such as fistulas, can lead to partial or complete deafness. A low-grade infection in the concha cavity can also cause serious hearing problems, as the infection often leads to damage to the cavity tissue