👉 Endolymphangial is a term used in medical research and engineering to describe a specific type of tissue that forms between the inner ear and the cochlea. The endolymph is composed of two types of cells: the ependymal cells, which are responsible for transmitting mechanical signals from the brain to the inner ear, and the eustachian fluid (which carries the air between the eardrum and the middle ear). Endolymphangial tissue provides a cushioning effect
