Due to an increasing number of cochlear implantations, quality control has become more
important. In addition to intraoperative biophysical measurements, radiological imaging is …

Objective This study aimed to define a spatial position of the cochlea in the skull based on
anatomical studies and to design an appropriate method of skull radiography for …

Common techniques to evaluate intracochlear electrode position include ionised radiation
by multi-slice computer tomography, digital volume tomography (MSCT, DVT) and flat panel …

The development of electrode arrays, the past years, has focused on modiolus-hugging
cochlear implant electrodes. Besides, atraumatic implantation of electrodes is of importance …

Until now more than 250,000 cochlea implantations have been performed worldwide. The
surgical procedure is well standardized. A discussion about the kind of postoperative …

Abstract Purpose Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) offers a valid alternative to
conventional Computed Tomography (CT). A possible radiation dose reduction with the use …

Background. Postoperative imaging after cochlear implantation is usually performed by
conventional cochlear view (X‐ray) or by multislice computed tomography (MSCT). MSCT …

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the feasibility and usability of different radiologic
methods (single-slice computed tomography (CT), multi-slice CT and rotational tomography …

Conclusions: The present experimental set-up of high spatial resolution cone-beam
computed tomography (CBCT) showed advantages of demonstrating the critical landmarks …

Objective: To study the dimensions of the facial recess and the spatial relationship between
the facial recess and the cochlea, using CT scanning in cochlear implantees. Method: In 29 …