Titlebook: Colour Atlas of Micro-Oto-Neurosurgical Procedures; Vittorio Colletti,James E. Benecke Book 1989 Springer-Verlag London 1989 Otoneurologie

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Transmeatal Oval Window Labyrinthectomy,Transmeatal labyrinthectomy can be a highly effective means of ablating vestibular function. One must be diligent in one’s search for neuroepithelium. If vestibular neuroepithelium is left behind, there is a high probability of failure. One must also take care not to injure the facial nerve during blind probing of the vestibule.

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Facial Nerve Surgery,Proper identification and management of the facial nerve has been throughly discussed in the sections on translabyrinthine, transcochlear, infratemporal fossa, and middle fossa surgery. A brief review of the basic anatomy of the facial nerve and philosophical considerations will follow.

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Complications of Oto-Neurosurgical Procedures,A discussion of oto-neurosurgical procedures would be incomplete without a brief discussion of potential complications. It is not the authors’ intent to describe in lengthy detail all aspects of oto-neurosurgical complications.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-3789-4Otoneurologie; anatomy; ear; neurology; skull base; surgery; surgical technique

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978-1-4471-3791-7Springer-Verlag London 1989

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Schwingungsanalyse im Frequenzbereich,ular system. Otoneurology remained largely a study of the vestibular system until microsurgical procedures opened up vast new possibilities for the treatment of otoneurological clinical problems. It was during the last months of my Residency in 1956 that I first met Professor Wullstein of Würzburg,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-88393-3uditory canal (IAC). This will provide access to the cerebellopontine (CP) angle. The authors prefer to skeletonize the IAC after the posterior and middle fossa plates have been removed as described above. This enhances exposure by allowing retraction of the dura.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-88393-3estroying hearing. The principal use of this approach is to section the vestibular nerve for vertigo. It can also be used for performing vascular decompression surgery, although the retrosigmoid approach is more versatile for these procedures.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-88393-3rainstem. The translabyrinthine route interposed the facial nerve between the surgeon and anterior temporal bone lesions. The suboccipital approach placed the cerebellum and brainstem between the operator and the tumor. Rerouting of the facial nerve allowed for total tumor removal with preservation

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