Cochlear implantation in post-meningitic hearing loss
Fadi Salah El-Dandachli;
Abstract
Summary
Labyrinthitis ossificans is partial or total obliteration of the cochlea by chronic inflammatory or bony tissue. It commonly occurs after meningitis and has surgical and functional implications regarding cochlear implantation. In most cases, ossi
Labyrinthitis ossificans is partial or total obliteration of the cochlea by chronic inflammatory or bony tissue. It commonly occurs after meningitis and has surgical and functional implications regarding cochlear implantation. In most cases, ossi
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| Title | Cochlear implantation in post-meningitic hearing loss | Other Titles | زرع القوقعة في حالات فقدان السمع بعد الألتهاب السحائي | Authors | Fadi Salah El-Dandachli | Keywords | Cochlear implantation in post-meningitic hearing loss | Issue Date | 2010 | Description | Summary Labyrinthitis ossificans is partial or total obliteration of the cochlea by chronic inflammatory or bony tissue. It commonly occurs after meningitis and has surgical and functional implications regarding cochlear implantation. In most cases, ossi |
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