Titlebook: Ear Surgery; Richard R. Gacek Book 2008 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2008 Cochlear Implant Surgery.Facial Nerve Surgery.Otitis Media.

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諄諄教誨

Genyou Wu,Paul Patton,Ben Crossoral bone during development. These are located in the middle ear, petrous apex, or mastoid compartment. .? As a rule, the cholesteatoma epithelial lining should be surgically removed although instances exist where marsupialization may prevent enlargement.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-11273-7sertion of the prosthesis close to spiral ganglion cells in Rosenthal’s canal (scala tympani is the desired location). .? The intracochlear prosthesis may be introduced via a transmastoid approach through the facial recess or a transcanal approach through the posterior epitympanic space.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-47941-1s apex. .? A nonobstructive cause of serous otitis media is spontaneous cerebrospinal fluid leak. .? Pediatric preformed pathways for cerebrospinal fluid are: .– Enlarged fallopian canal .– Tympanomeningeal (Hyrtl’s) fissure .– Mondini dysplasia .? Adult preformed dural defects are caused by AGs.

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Otosclerosis Surgery Complications,us fixation. .? Stapedotomy is preferred to stapedectomy in otosclerosis surgery. .? Prosthesis length must be carefully assessed. .? In sensorineural hearing loss after stapedotomy suspect reparative granuloma.

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Petrous Apex Lesions,rve deficits, and headache. .? Both magnetic resonance imaging and computerized tomography are recommended in the diagnosis and management of petrous apex lesions. .? Surgical approaches to biopsy or fistulize petrous apex lesions include perilabyrinthine cell tracts, sphenoid sinus, middle cranial fossa, transcochlear.