Dysplasie cochléovestibulaire. À propos d’un cas

Darbi, A.; Cenoui, F.; Atmane, A.; Amil, T.; Hanine, A.

doi:10.1016/j.arcped.2010.01.005

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“…It is a congenital anomaly resulting in the formation of an incomplete cochlea composed of a turn and a half of spire. Such malformation constitute 26% of malformations of the inner ear and 13% of all malformations of the ear; only 20% of these malformations present with radiological anomalies [8]. Several classifications of these dysplasias have been proposed in order to further study this congenital anomaly.…”

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Major Ear Aplasia and Cochleovestibular Dysplasia: Rare Congenital Malformation about a Case

Louise,

Jeannette,

Pauline

et al. 2023

IJOHNS

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Introduction: The congenital malformations of the ear are rare and often isolated, may be unilateral or bilateral, and can be associated with another syndromic malformation. Such malformations so not necessarily impact aesthetics and social relations. Case Presentation: The authors report the case of Samuel M, male born at 38 WA, who is the first child of healthy parents from the same socio-cultural area. His birth weight was 2800 g and he did not have any risk factors for deafness or concept of obstetrical trauma. He presented with congenital malformation manifesting as bilateral ear aplasia with unilateral facial paralysis. Computed tomography revealed abnormalities of the inner ear; functional explorations, such as PEA and OEA, showed findings in favor of bilateral cophosis. ASSR (Auditory Steady-State Responses) was not performed. The announcement of the serious diagnosis of deafness requires multidisciplinary care in order to plan a therapeutic program to limit the impact on the development of language, schooling, and consequently, the socio-professional future of children. Conclusion: This clinical case underlines the fact that interest of the clinical interview before possible multiple surgery does not always guarantee the satisfaction of the desire for repair in this type of patient.

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