Systematic review of the use of bone cement in ossicular chain reconstruction and revision stapes surgery

Wegner, Inge; Berg, Jelle W.G. van den; Smit, A.L.; Grolman, Wilko

doi:10.1002/lary.24897

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“…The audiological outcomes reported in this study are similar to or better than those of previous publications 3 . We impute these satisfying results to the reliability of the reconstruction provided by our method.…”

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confidence: 87%

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Electrocoagulation improving bone cement use in middle-ear surgery: short-term and middle-term results

et al. 2016

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confidence: 87%

“…In middle-ear surgery, bone cement has been shown to provide equivalent or better auditory outcomes than conventional ossicular reconstruction materials 1 3 Its usefulness has also been shown in revision stapes surgery 3 4 …”

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Electrocoagulation improving bone cement use in middle-ear surgery: short-term and middle-term results

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“…With respect to the general anatomy of the individual, none of the 3 ossicles correlate with the individual’s skull size, mastoid size, brain mass, height, or body weight. 19,24,29,36,49 In addition, there is no correlation between the amount of pneumatization of the mastoid and the orientation of the manubrium in the tympanic membrane. 45…”

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Systematic Review of Ossicular Chain Anatomy: Strategic Planning for Development of Novel Middle Ear Prostheses

Kamrava¹,

Roehm²

2017

Otolaryngol.--head neck surg.

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Objective To systematically review the anatomy of the ossicular chain. Data Sources Google Scholar, PubMed, and otologic textbooks. Review Methods A systematic literature search was performed on January 26, 2015. Search terms used to discover articles consisted of combinations of 2 keywords. One keyword from both groups was used: [ ossicular, ossicle, malleus, incus, stapes] and [ morphology, morphometric, anatomy, variation, physiology], yielding more than 50,000 hits. Articles were then screened by title and abstract if they did not contain information relevant to human ossicular chain anatomy. In addition to this search, references of selected articles were studied as well as suggested relevant articles from publication databases. Standard otologic textbooks were screened using the search criteria. Results Thirty-three sources were selected for use in this review. From these studies, data on the composition, physiology, morphology, and morphometrics were acquired. In addition, any correlations or lack of correlations between features of the ossicular chain and other features of the ossicular chain or patient were noted, with bilateral symmetry between ossicles being the only important correlation reported. Conclusion There was significant variation in all dimensions of each ossicle between individuals, given that degree of variation, custom fitting, or custom manufacturing of prostheses for each patient could optimize prosthesis fit. From published data, an accurate 3-dimensional model of the malleus, incus, and stapes can be created, which can then be further modified for each patient's individual anatomy.

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“…The use of glass ionomer cements in otologic surgery seems promising. It is commonly used for bridging the incudostapedial joint and is considered as cheap and physiological ossiculoplasty with comparable hearing results to incus interposition …”

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Anatomical reposition of incus after transmastoid facial nerve decompression using bone cement: preliminary results in 17 patients

Ghonim

Shabana

Ashraf

et al. 2016

Clinical Otolaryngology

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Systematic review of the use of bone cement in ossicular chain reconstruction and revision stapes surgery

Abstract: There is no sufficient evidence to support superiority of use of bone cement compared to conventional techniques. It seems from the available evidence that bone cement does not underachieve in ossiculoplasty compared to conventional rebridging techniques.

Cited by 19 publications

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Electrocoagulation improving bone cement use in middle-ear surgery: short-term and middle-term results

Electrocoagulation improving bone cement use in middle-ear surgery: short-term and middle-term results

Systematic Review of Ossicular Chain Anatomy: Strategic Planning for Development of Novel Middle Ear Prostheses

Anatomical reposition of incus after transmastoid facial nerve decompression using bone cement: preliminary results in 17 patients

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