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Eustachian tubes are small tube-shaped passageways on either side of the head. They connect the back of the throat, or the pharynx, to the middle ear. Sometimes eustachian tubes are referred to as pharyngotympanic tubes, but the term eustachian is still more common and recognizable by those without a medical background.
