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| Name | Difficult Stapedotomy Dehiscent VIIth Nerve and Narrow Oval Window Drilling out the Promontory |
| Video Uploader | Video From Dr Robert Vincent |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 26-01-2017 16:19:09 |
| Video Discription | (Language: English/french). Primary surgery for otosclerosis. Right ear. Middle ear exploration reveals a really narrow oval window niche with a dehiscent VIIth nerve. This video emphazises the specific technique used to drill out the promontory to improve the exposure of the stapes footplate allowing for safe stapedotomy. Dr Robert Vincent, Causse Ear Clinic, Colombiers (Béziers), France |
| Category | Science & Technology |
| Tags | Otology | Otologie | Ear | Oreille | Otosclerosis | Otospongiosis | Stapedectomy | Stapedotomy | Stapédectomie | Stapédotomie | Stapes | Etrier | Oval window | Fosse ovale | Prosthesis | Prothèse | Piston | Causse | Teflon | Ossicles | Ossiculoplasty | Ossiculoplastie | Dr Robert Vincent | Causse Ear Clinic | Clinique Causse | Complications | Facial Nerve | VIIth Nerve | Dehiscent | Nerf facial | Opération | Operation |
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