Cochlear implant in far advanced otosclerosis. Performance complications-long term results

Cochlear implant in far advanced otosclerosis. Performance complications-long term results

Patients with far advanced otosclerosis demonstrated good performance with CI in 26/32 cases. In the cases with otosclerosis type 3, 5/6 patients had more difficulty in the insertion of electrodes, 1 of them with 2 electrodes within the IAC and leakage of LCR, and 5 of these recipients with tinnitus and poorer auditory outcome, with greater number of calibrations and adjustments inlevels T and C. Only two patient, 2/32 had FNS and were in otosclerosis type 3 with straight electrodes. None with perimodiolars electrodes.

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Main Authors: Curet, Carlos Augusto, Ruíz, Héctor, Salvadores, María Inés, Romani, Claudia, Dotto, Gabriela, Queirolo, Adriana, Chailé, Iván David, Robledo, Hugo, Muiño, Juan Carlos
Format: conferenceObject biblioteca
Language:eng
Published: Grupo Iberoamericano de Implantes Cocleares y Ciencias afines (GICCA) 2013-04
Subjects:Otosclerosis, Stapedectomy, Hearing loss, Cochlear Implant,
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/11086/18730
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