A person is having difficulty maintaining equilibrium. Which part of the ear is involved with this symptom?

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The labyrinth is the inner ear structure responsible for maintaining equilibrium and balance. Dysfunction within this structure can result in difficulty maintaining equilibrium. The ossicles (A) are tiny bones in the middle ear that transmit sound vibrations, the oval window (B) is a membrane that separates the middle and inner ear, and the auricles (C) are the external structures that collect sound waves.

A Person Is Having Difficulty Maintaining Equilibrium