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eardrum
(redirected from Ear Drum)

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ear·drum (îrdrm)
n.
The thin, semitransparent, oval-shaped membrane that separates the middle ear from the external ear. Also called drum, drumhead, drum membrane, myringa, myrinx, tympanic membrane, tympanum.
Eardrum
A paper-thin covering stretching across the ear canal that separates the middle and outer ears.
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eardrum.
eardrum
see tympanic membrane.
eardrum
Tympanic membrane, see there


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