Infected middle ear Eardrum (bulging) External - ear canal Pus Eustachian- tube (inflamed) - Ventilation tube FIGURE 21.9 Otitis Media Inset shows a ventilation tube placed in the eardrum to equalize middle ear pressure in individuals with chronically malfunctioning Eustachian tubes.

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