Review Article
Cochlear Implantation in Patients with Neurofibromatosis Type 2 and Patients with Vestibular Schwannoma in the Only Hearing Ear
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Case reports on cochlear implantation and vestibular schwannoma resection regardless of the approach or timing between surgeries.
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TL: translabyrinthine; NA: nonavailable; MF: middle fossa; RS: retrosigmoid; S: simultaneous; NF2: neurofibromatosis type 2; VS: vestibular schwannoma; SRT: speech reception threshold; SDT: speech detection threshold; MAC: minimal auditory capabilities; NU: Northwestern University; CID: Central Institute for the Deaf sentences of everyday speech; MR: monosyllables recognition; WR: word recognition; SR: sentence recognition; EPT: electrical promontory test; EPS: Electrical promontory stimulation; CNAP: compound action potential; SRos: sentence recognition open set; 2WPR: 2 word phrases recognition; 3-4WPR: three-to-four word phrases recognition; CUNY: City University of New York sentences in noise; BKB: BKB sentences in quiet without lip reading; ESR: environmental sound recognition. Bold letters patients who initially had negative promontory stimulation. |