Pooperacyjne zawroty głowy związane z nadmierną długością protezki strzemiączka – diagnostyka radiologiczna

Ścierski, Wojciech; Namysłowski, Grzegorz; Czerwińska, Gabriela; Lisowska, Grażyna; Kluczewska, Ewa; Bozek, P

doi:10.1016/j.otpol.2012.06.008

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“…This is performed through the ear canal and the stapes is replaced with a prosthetic stapes piston. The length of the prosthetic must be fit properly for each individual, as a long prosthesis can lead to severe vertigo (53) and a short prosthesis may not adequately conduct sound or can become displaced (54,55). The vast majority of patients fit the same length prosthesis (e.g., either 4.25 mm if a conventional prosthesis is selected or 4.5 mm if a shape memory alloy prosthesis is used) (56).…”

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Genetic Heterogeneity and Core Clinical Features of NOG-Related-Symphalangism Spectrum Disorder

Carlson

Quesnel

Wells

et al. 2021

Otology &Amp; Neurotology

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Objectives: To better distinguish NOG-related-symphalangism spectrum disorder (NOG-SSD) from chromosomal 17q22 microdeletion syndromes and to inform surgical considerations in stapes surgery for patients with NOG-SSD. Background: Mutations in NOG cause a variety of skeletal syndromes that often include conductive hearing loss. Several microdeletions of chromosome 17q22 lead to severe syndromes with clinical characteristics that overlap NOG-SSD. Isolated deletion of NOG has not been described, and therefore the contribution of NOG deletion in these syndromes is unknown. Methods: Two families with autosomal dominant NOG-SSD exhibited stapes ankylosis, facial dysmorphisms, and skeletal and joint anomalies. In each family, NOG was evaluated by genomic sequencing and candidate mutations confirmed as damaging by in vitro assays. Temporal bone histology of a patient with NOG-SSD was compared with temporal bones of 40 patients diagnosed with otosclerosis.Results: Family 1 harbors a 555 kb chromosomal deletion encompassing only NOG and ANKFN1. Family 2 harbors a missense mutation in NOG leading to absence of noggin protein. The incus-footplate distance of the temporal bone was significantly longer in a patient with NOG-SSD than in patients with otosclerosis. Conclusion:The chromosomal microdeletion of family 1 led to a phenotype comparable to that due to a NOG point mutation and much milder than the phenotypes due to other chromosome 17q22 microdeletions. Severe clinical findings in other microdeletion cases are likely due to deletion of genes other than NOG. Based on temporal bone findings, we recommend that surgeons obtain longer stapes prostheses before stapes surgery in individuals with NOG-SSD stapes ankylosis.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

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Genetic Heterogeneity and Core Clinical Features of NOG-Related-Symphalangism Spectrum Disorder

Carlson

Quesnel

Wells

et al. 2021

Otology &Amp; Neurotology

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“…The prosthesis length which is calculated upon FID has a key role on the success of stapedotomy procedure. A long prosthesis may cause vertigo and a short prosthesis may not be able to reconstruct the hearing or may be prone to dislocation ( Scierski et al., 2012 , Portmann et al., 2007 ). According to Lippy WH et al., there is no need for measuring for determination of PL except for the ones with congenital deformities ( Lippy and Berenholz, 2008 ).…”

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“…On the other hand, a short prosthesis may not be able to conduct the sound or it may be very susceptible to dislocation. Measurement of the distance between long process of incus and stapedial foot plate is advocated by many surgeons, on the other hand, there are some who do not perform this measurement and use a fixed length of prosthesis ( Scierski et al., 2012 , Portmann et al., 2007 ).…”

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The distance between stapedial footplate and incus in otosclerosis surgery

2015

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BackgroundThe measurement of the piston length during stapedotomy is important and it may have significant effects on the surgical outcome.ObjectiveTo determine the piston length in a group of otosclerosis patients who underwent primary stapedotomy.Material and methodsBetween Sep 2013 and Sep 2014, 85 patients with diagnosed otosclerosis underwent primary stapedotomy. Teflon prosthesis of 0.6 mm of diameter was used in all patients. The distance between medial surface of the long process of incus and center point of the stapedial footplate measured. The piston length calculated by adding 0.25 mm for the thickness of footplate and 0.50 mm for placement of the prosthesis into the vestibule.ResultsThe distance between stapedial foot plate and incus ranged from 3.50 to 4.50 mm. The mean distance was 3.95 ± 0.16 mm. In majority of cases (74.1%) piston length was 4.75 mm followed by 4.50 mm in 15.3% and 5.00 mm in 5.9%. Piston length was 4.25 mm in 3.5% and 5.25 mm in only 1.2% of patients. There was no significant post-operative complication and air bone gap closure obtained in all patients.ConclusionThe most common distance between foot plate and incus is 4.00 mm. No case needed a piston longer than 5.25 mm or shorter than 4.25 mm.

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“…The influence of the gender issue was noticed (in the author's own study, an increased level of anxiety was observed more often in younger women [9]). People experiencing highly annoying tinnitus more often experience more negative emotions, such as dissatisfaction with life, difficulties in achieving relaxation, anxiety, tension or stress [23] (it may even increase the volume and nuisance of tinnitus). Cognitive impairment is also emphasized in these people.…”

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“…Constantly feeling it interferes with everyday functioning and reduces the quality of life to a greater or lesser extent. In a postoperative study conducted by a group of doctors [23], two patients who experienced dizziness a few months after the operation reported, after the stapes prosthesis was shortened, the dizziness disappeared. The risk of tinnitus in a group of patients who did not experience it before the surgery, however, in the vast majority of patients it disappears after a few days or weeks.…”

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Impact of otosclerosis symptoms on patients quality of life before and after surgery – a literature review

Kuchar

Kościelska

Kędziora–Kornatowska

2020

J Educ Health Sport

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Otosclerosis is a chronic process that leads to hearing impairment and other onerous symptoms, such as tinnitus or dizziness. The following conclusions can be drawn from the analysis: they lead to problems in communication with the environment, as well as to different types of disorders of psychological nature, and this negatively affects the quality of life of patients. Despite the great progress in knowledge, the disease process cannot be completely stopped with otosclerosis. The most effective method of treatment is stapes surgery, which main goal is to improve speech hearing and understanding, as well as to reduce the accompanying symptoms. The greatest recognition among doctors collect stapedotomy surgery. The surgery may have unpleasant complications for some patients, but it is worth noting that in the majority of cases these problems disappear after a maximum of a few weeks. The aim of the study was to analyse previously published articles and other scientific literature on the impact of symptoms associated with otosclerosis on the quality of life of patients. Due to the small number of relevant publications, the search time frame has not been limited. The search for the literature needed to write the article was conducted using the Google Scholar and PubMed scientific articles databases. The topics of the described works included: generally quality of life, what is the sense of hearing for a person, the effects of hearing loss on the patient's functioning, the impact of tinnitus on the patient's life, possible methods of treatment for otosclerosis, improved hearing after surgery, as well as possible postoperative complications and their impact on well-being of the patient.

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Pooperacyjne zawroty głowy związane z nadmierną długością protezki strzemiączka – diagnostyka radiologiczna

Cited by 7 publications

References 7 publications

Genetic Heterogeneity and Core Clinical Features of NOG-Related-Symphalangism Spectrum Disorder

Genetic Heterogeneity and Core Clinical Features of NOG-Related-Symphalangism Spectrum Disorder

The distance between stapedial footplate and incus in otosclerosis surgery

Impact of otosclerosis symptoms on patients quality of life before and after surgery – a literature review

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