2017
DOI: 10.1002/lary.26973
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Utility of intraoperative imaging in cochlear implantation: A systematic review

Abstract: NA. Laryngoscope, 1914-1921, 2018.

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“…Geometrically accurate 4D OCT imaging is an appealing capability for the middle ear whose complex 3D structure cannot be fully appreciated with 2D B-mode cross-sectional imaging alone. In addition to clinical diagnostics, there may be a role for 4D ME-OCT in surgical guidance including robotic surgeries [53][54][55]. Surgical guidance applications have been the primary motivator of recent developments in ophthalmic 4D OCT imaging technology [15].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Geometrically accurate 4D OCT imaging is an appealing capability for the middle ear whose complex 3D structure cannot be fully appreciated with 2D B-mode cross-sectional imaging alone. In addition to clinical diagnostics, there may be a role for 4D ME-OCT in surgical guidance including robotic surgeries [53][54][55]. Surgical guidance applications have been the primary motivator of recent developments in ophthalmic 4D OCT imaging technology [15].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…8 A prior systematic review was completed evaluating the various means of confirmation of CI placement. 16 The review evaluated 17 articles. Intraoperative X-rays were performed in 917 CIs in 8 studies with unsatisfactory placement seen in 19 implants (3.5%).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hierdurch entsteht eine unterschiedliche Selektivität der Stimulation für verschiedene Frequenzen, was zu psychoakustisch wirksamer, verschlechterter Frequenzwahrnehmung des Patienten führen kann und somit letztendlich eine Auswirkung auf das Sprachverstehen hat [1,11,12]. Durch neuere Techniken wie der intraoperativen Durchleuchtung während der Implantation könnte in Zukunft eine visuelle Kontrolle der Lage der Elektrode in der Cochlea erfolgen, und der Chirurg wäre in der Lage, besonders große Unterschiede durch feinste Bewegungen zu korrigieren [13].…”
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