A clinical case of a patient with subtotal ossification of the cochlea: results of cochlear implantation using neuroimaging methods to control dynamics
Vladimir V. Dvorianchikov,
Vladislav E. Kuzovkov,
Dmitrii S. Kliachko
et al.
Abstract:Background. Nowadays cochlear implantation (CI) is a globally recognized method of rehabilitation of people with deafness, which allows not only to improve the quality of life of the patient, but also to integrate them into the hearing environment. Ossification of the labyrinth is one of the most challenging problems faced by a surgeon during a CI. Patients with cochlear ossification have a set of problems that an audiologist encounters. Among them: duration of deafness; previous difficulties with hearing aids… Show more
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