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

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Localization of the electrode after cochlear implantation
seems to have an impact on auditory outcome, and conebeam CT has emerged as a …

Background: Flat-panel based volume computed tomography offers higher spatial resolution
and less metal artifacts than multislice computed tomography. Both characteristics could …

Objective: The development of a procedure for the measurement of insertion depth angles of
cochlear implant electrode arrays based on flat-panel computed tomography (FPCT) and the …

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

The estimation of scalar electrode position is a central point of quality control during the
cochlear implant procedure. Ionic radiation is a disadvantage of commonly used radiologic …

With use of radiopaque implanted objects as internal fiducial markers, the authors
developed and evaluated a technique for coregistering computed tomographic (CT) and …

Background: Cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) has become an extremely useful
technique for dentomaxillofacial imaging because it provides clear images of highly …

Objectives: To investigate the clinical usefulness and practicality of co-registration of Cone
Beam CT (CBCT) with preoperative Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) for intracochlear …

A data acquisition protocol for postoperative imaging of cochlear implants by using
multisection CT (MSCT) is described. The improved image quality of MSCT allows …