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| Name | Pediatric otology - Congenital ankylosis of the stapes - Dr Robert Vincent |
| Video Uploader | Video From Dr Robert Vincent |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 17-08-2015 15:24:09 |
| Video Discription | Surgery for isolated congenital stapes ankylosis on a 17 year-old child (Teunissen-Cremers Class I case). Transcanal approach. The VIIth nerve is not dehiscent but the Fallopian canal is really large, thus hiding the stapes footplate. Ossicular chain mobility assessement reveals a stapes fixation with normal malleus-incus complex mobility. There is no otosclerotic focus. The stapes footplate appears to be abnormally thick and resistant. The drilling out procedure to fenestrate the labyrinth is more difficult and requires more time than for otosclerostic stapes fixation. Ossiculoplasty is performed with a 0.4-mm diameter Bucket Robinson type prosthesis. Dr Robert Vincent, Causse Ear Clinic, Béziers (Colombiers), France |
| Category | Science & Technology |
| Tags | Otology | Middle ear | Pediatric | Child | Deafness | Congenital Disorder (Disease Or Medical Condition) | Ankylosis (Disease Or Medical Condition) | Malleus | Incus | Stapes | Hearing | Stapedotomy | Stapedectomy | Vein graft | Bucket | Prosthesis (Medical Treatment) | Teflon | Piston | Otosclerosis | Laser | Omniguide | Tympanoplasty (Medical Treatment) | Ossiculoplasty |
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