A 50 year old male patient presented with otalgia, on examination both external auditory canal and tympanic membrane are normal, all of the following might be the sites of origin of his pain except:

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• External auditory canal extends from …… to tympanic membrane.
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• The cone of light in the tympanic membrane points:
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