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rods of Corti
rods of Corti Rods of Corti are two sets of firm rod-like structures in the organ of Corti that rise from the basilar membrane, lean toward each other, and join at the top to form a tunnel running along the organ.
Rods of Corti are two sets of firm rod-like structures in the organ of Corti that rise from the basilar membrane, lean toward each other, and join at the top to form a tunnel running along the organ. In this historical source, they are described as lying between rows of hair cells and were once considered possible structures involved in analyzing sound.