2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijscr.2011.09.003
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Superior semicircular canal occlusion—Transmastoid approach

Abstract: We conclude that the transmastoid approach, if anatomically feasible, carries significant advantages compared to middle cranial fossa craniotomy approach for the management of superior semicircular canal dehiscence.

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“…While the initial control, especially of the vestibular symptoms, seems to be more effective by resurfacing [ 207 ], [ 208 ], the recurrence of the symptoms after occlusion is lower [ 173 ], [ 209 ]. Possible access routes are craniotomy of the middle fossa as long-term transtemporal standard access [ 194 ], [ 209 ], [ 210 ], [ 211 ] as well as the transmastoid access that has gained in importance in the last years [ 196 ], [ 206 ], [ 212 ], [ 213 ], [ 214 ], [ 215 ], [ 216 ], [ 217 ] and also the complication-free access through the auditory canal with a round window covering is described [ 194 ]. For the last-mentioned procedure, the round window is closed with bone wax, muscle plugs or fascia [ 218 ].…”
Section: Dehiscence Syndromesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…While the initial control, especially of the vestibular symptoms, seems to be more effective by resurfacing [ 207 ], [ 208 ], the recurrence of the symptoms after occlusion is lower [ 173 ], [ 209 ]. Possible access routes are craniotomy of the middle fossa as long-term transtemporal standard access [ 194 ], [ 209 ], [ 210 ], [ 211 ] as well as the transmastoid access that has gained in importance in the last years [ 196 ], [ 206 ], [ 212 ], [ 213 ], [ 214 ], [ 215 ], [ 216 ], [ 217 ] and also the complication-free access through the auditory canal with a round window covering is described [ 194 ]. For the last-mentioned procedure, the round window is closed with bone wax, muscle plugs or fascia [ 218 ].…”
Section: Dehiscence Syndromesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Additionally, mostly small and inhomogeneous patient groups are described who had undergone different surgical techniques in individually modified ways. The success rates of the different surgical therapies reach from 75–100% for occlusion, resurfacing, capping or resurfacing and occlusion, independent from the access route [ 215 ], [ 216 ], [ 229 ], [ 230 ], [ 231 ]. For resurfacing, different materials are suggested (cartilage, fascia, squamous part of the temporal bone, mastoid skin).…”
Section: Dehiscence Syndromesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Während die initiale Kontrolle, vor allem der vestibulären Symptome, durch das Resurfacing effektiver erscheint [207,208], ist das Wiederauftreten einer Rezidivsymptomatik bei der Okklusion geringer [173,209]. Als Zugangswege kommen zunächst eine Kraniotomie der mittleren Schädelgrube als langjähriger transtemporaler Standard-Zugang [194,[209][210][211] sowie der in den vergangenen Jahren an Popularität gewinnende transmastoidale Zugang [196,206,[212][213][214][215][216][217] und seit wenigen Jahren auch der komplikationsarme Zugang durch den Gehörgang mit Rundfensterabdeckung in Betracht [194]. Bei Letzterem wird vorgeschlagen, das runde Fenster mit Knochenwachs, Muskelplomben oder Faszie zu verschließen [218].…”
Section: Dehiszenzsysndromeunclassified
“…Zusätzlich handelt es sich meist um kleine und inhomogene Patientenpopulationen, bei denen die einzelnen Operationstechniken individuell stark modifiziert wurden. Die Erfolgsangaben der verschiedenen operativen Therapieformen reichen von 75-100 % für die Okklusion, Resurfacing, Capping oder Resurfacing und Okklusion, unabhängig vom Zugangsweg [215,216,[229][230][231]. Während der transtemporale Zugang gute Visualisierung, Orientierung und Handhabung der Instrumente ermöglicht [207], stellt der transmastoidale Zugang den deutlich weniger invasiven Zugangsweg dar, allerdings mit dem Nachteil einer ungünstigeren Exposition des knöchernen Defektes [214,233].…”
Section: Dehiszenzsysndromeunclassified