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Cochlear Implant Surgery

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Abstract

• Implantation of a multiple-channel electrode prosthesis has proven to be a successful approach to the profoundly deafened patient, acquired or congenital.

• The results in the post lingual deafened patient are superior to those in the patients with congenital forms of profound hearing loss.

• Insertion 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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(2008). Cochlear Implant Surgery. In: Ear Surgery. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-77412-9_12

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