modiolararterier
The modiolar arteriole is a small blood vessel that supplies blood to the inner ear, specifically to the modiolus, a spiral structure within the cochlea. It is a branch of the labyrinthine artery, which itself is a branch of the internal carotid artery. The modiolar arteriole plays a crucial role in maintaining the blood supply to the sensory structures of the inner ear, including the spiral ganglion and the organ of Corti, which are essential for hearing and balance.
The modiolar arteriole is typically located in the modiolus, a bony structure that runs through the center
The modiolar arteriole is a critical component of the inner ear's vascular system, and its proper functioning