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Brown JA et al. – The basilar membrane inside the cochlea could clearly be visualized. These images demonstrate that high–frequency ultrasound imaging of the middle and inner ear can provide valuable diagnostic information using minimally invasive techniques that could potentially be implemented in vivo.

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