This is a review of the anatomical characteristics of human cochlea and the importance of
variations in this anatomy to the process of cochlear implantation (CI). Studies of the human …

The isolated anatomical position and blood-labyrinth barrier hampers systemic drug delivery
to the mammalian inner ear. Intratympanic placement of drugs and permeation via the round …

Background: A comprehension of the anatomic variations of the human cochlea is essential
for understanding the degree of surgical trauma induced by inserting various electrode …

There is great variation in published descriptions of the shape, size, and patency of the
human cochlear aqueduct. The first part of this paper describes the anatomy of the normal …

The fluids in the cochlea are normally considered incompressible, and the fluid volume
displacement of the oval window (OW) and the round window (RW) should be equal and of …

Conclusions: The basal turn diameter of the human cochlea predicts the outer wall length of
the basal and two first turns relatively well but there was less correlation for the total cochlear …

The concept of perilymphatic and endolymphatic pressure balance is generally linked to the
theory that the endolymphatic sac transmits cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) pressure changes to …

Enlargement of the cochlear aqueduct (CA) is often mentioned in the otologic literature,
usually in its purported association with sensory hearing loss, stapes gusher, and transotic …

Background The true shape of the human RW has been divisive since its first description in
1772 by Antonio Scarpa. Introduction of novel surgical strategies in recent years have raised …

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