noun
- A clear fluid contained within the membranous labyrinth of the inner ear; also called endolymph fluid.
Usage: anatomy; plural of endolymph; technical/medical term
Examples
- The endolymphs in the inner ear play a crucial role in hearing and balance.
- Disruption of endolymphs can lead to vertigo and hearing loss.
- The composition of endolymphs differs significantly from the surrounding perilymph.
- Endolymphs contain high concentrations of potassium ions.
- Damage to the structures containing endolymphs may result in Ménière's disease.