The cochlear part of the vestibule-cochlear nerve

Has a ganglion in the modiolus of the osseous labyrinth

Has first order neuron that are bipolar

Enters the skull through the internal acoustic meatus in the middle cranial fossa

Is connected through its nuclei mainly with the medial geniculate body of the same side

Is Seen entering the brain medial to the facial nerve

The cochlear part of the vestibule-cochlear nerve Correct Answer Has a ganglion in the modiolus of the osseous labyrinth, Has first order neuron that are bipolar, Enters the skull through the internal acoustic meatus in the middle cranial fossa

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Aug 26, 2023

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Anatomy
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B. facial nerve

The cochlear part of the vestibule-cochlear nerve

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