The frequency of cochlear implantation has increased tremendously over the past decade.
Cochlear implantation is often performed as an outpatient procedure and is considered an …

Objective The report proposes a new classification system for inner ear malformations,
based on radiological features of inner ear malformations reviewed in 23 patients. Study …

Patient selection is one of the most important determinants of cochlear implant success
within the pediatric population. 1 Therefore, comprehensive candidacy evaluation is critical …

Abstract Objectives/Hypothesis: In recent years, relatively subtle inner ear anomalies have
become apparent using high‐resolution computed tomography (CT). The purpose of this …

Background and aim The cochlear aqueduct (CA) connects between the perilymphatic
space of the cochlea and the subarachnoid space in the posterior cranial fossa. The study …

The entire topic of temporal bone imaging cannot be addressed in a single Radiologic
Clinics of North America article. In consultation with the editor, We have decided to limit our …

OBJECTIVE: There exist 3 communication routes between the intracranial space and the
inner ear, the vestibular aqueduct, the cochlear aqueduct, and the internal auditory canal …

Third window abnormalities are bony defects of the inner ear that enable abnormal
communication with the middle ear and/or cranial cavity. Normally, the inner ear and middle …

Preoperative computed tomography (CT) scan evaluation of the temporal bones in cochlear
implant candidates plays a crucial role in determining candidacy and the side of …

Visualization of endolymphatic hydrops has been performed using magnetic resonance
imaging (MRI) after intratympanic or intravenous gadolinium (Gd) injection. Our recent …