The basilar membrane of the inner ear is an elastic shell immersed in fluid that vibrates in response to the incident sound.
Finally, after direct observations of two episodes in the emergency room, a diagnosis of basilar arterial migraine was made by a neurologist.
Basilar arterial migraine, which represents 24% of all childhood migraines,2 however, may include syncope with or without headaches, in its presentation.
A neurology consult was obtained, and, on the basis of the clustering of symptoms, he was subsequently diagnosed with basilar arterial migraine.
The basilar membrane, cochlear nucleus, superior olive, and medial lemniscus are not primed by the amygdala.
A model of the basilar membrane may be implemented as a filter bank.
At present, the diagnosis of basilar arterial migraine remains clinical.
The place theory suggests that spectral information is decoded via the basilar membrane locations of the neurons that fire most.
