Objective: The primary aim of the study was to explore whether reduced spread of electrical
field is observed after partial or subtotal cochleoectomy and cochlear implantation compared …

Objective Cochlear implants (CIs) can restore hearing not only in patients with profound
hearing loss and deafness, but also in patients following tumour removal of intra-cochlear …

Purpose We here report about the first surgical experience and audiological outcome using
a new, perimodiolar malleable cochlear implant electrode array for hearing rehabilitation …

Objectives: To determine whether cochlear function is beneficial in decision‐making
concerning the selection of hearing preservation surgery for vestibular schwannoma. Study …

Objective: Schwannomas may arise primarily within the inner ear, or invade the cochlea or
labyrinth from the distal internal auditory canal through transmodiolar or transmacular …

Introduction: Intralabyrinthine schwannomas, including the intracochlear variety, are rare
benign tumors. They can cause a number of symptoms and have the potential to grow to …

Objective: Intraoperative far-field auditory brainstem response (ABR) and direct cochlear
nerve action potential monitoring using neural response imaging (NRI) are techniques for …

Cochlear implantation in patients with intracochlear schwannomas has been reported
anecdotally in case reports or small case series (1–5). The applied techniques have varied …

Objective: To describe the technique for surgical tumor removal, cochlear implant (CI)
electrode placement and reconstruction of the surgical defect in patients with intracochlear …

This study reviews the hearing results in 80 consecutive patients who underwent complete
removal of histologically proven acoustic neuromas by use of the suboccipital approach. Of …