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Cross sections of the modiolus region showing veins coursing near the surface of the modiolar wall. In “A” the vein indicated by the arrow has a very thin covering of bone. In an adjacent section, shown in “B” , a similar vein (arrow) appears entirely exposed to the perilymphatic space. (In this case the vein does not contain RBC’s, but it certainly does appear to be a vein .) It would seem that such vessels might easily be injured by a perimodiolar electrode. OL, osseous lamina; SG, spiral

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2023 Symposium The Office of Faculty Wellness invites the entire UT Southwestern community to participate in the fourth annual Wellness Symposium – Wellness Week 2023. During the week of May 15-19, 2023, we present daily virtual webinars via Zoom at 2 p.m. Sessions cover topics that span the many aspects of our lives: parenting, physical wellness, mental health, finances, and professional fulfillment. Monday, May 15th Theme: Parenting Wellness "Finding the Calm Amidst the Chaos: A Simple 3 Step

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