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Annals of Otology, Rhinology and Laryngology, 1986
The malleus grip prosthesis is designed for ears with conductive hearing loss caused by pathologic conditions of the stapes in association with pathologic conditions of the malleus or incus. The malleus grip procedure was performed on 220 ears, and follow-up studies are available on 203.
H F Schuknecht, Harold F Schuknecht
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The malleus grip prosthesis is designed for ears with conductive hearing loss caused by pathologic conditions of the stapes in association with pathologic conditions of the malleus or incus. The malleus grip procedure was performed on 220 ears, and follow-up studies are available on 203.
H F Schuknecht, Harold F Schuknecht
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The malleus cap: Anatomic description of cartilage of the lateral process of the malleus
American Journal of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Medicine and Surgery, 2018To anatomically describe a cartilaginous cap attached to the lateral process of the malleus.Histologic and gross anatomic review.Twenty temporal bones were histologically reviewed. The anatomical relationship between the tympanic membrane and malleus was then defined at the level of the lateral process of the malleus and the long process of the malleus.
Elias Michaelides, Christopher Schutt
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The Use of Malleus Allografts in Ossiculoplasty
Laryngoscope, 2002AbstractObjective To assess the functional performance of remodeled malleus allografts in a malleus‐footplate assembly in terms of hearing results and mid long‐term stability.Study Design A retrospective study of 60 consecutive patients who underwent a malleus allograft ossiculoplasty from 1993 until 2000.
Pj Govaerts
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Malleus and Incus: Correlates of Size
Annals of Otology, Rhinology and Laryngology, 2013Objectives: Wide ranges of dimensions of the malleus and incus have been reported for various human populations. Unaddressed are concordance of malleus and incus sizes, bilateral symmetry, whether ossicle size correlates with otitis media, and whether second-branchial arch derivatives have more variability than ...
Francis Creighton, N Wendell Todd
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On the Statics of Malleus and Incus and on the Function of the Malleus-Incus Joint
Acta Oto-Laryngologica, 1980An electromagnetic probe was used for statistical measurements on human temporal bone preparations in the malleus-incus region. When forces of 5 and 10 mN (milliNewton) were applied to certain points, the displacement of the malleus was considerably greater close to the umbo than in the region of the short process.
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The Laryngoscope, 2008
AbstractBackground: The malleus‐stapes offset create challenges during ossiculoplasty, specifically the positioning of an interposed incus or replacement prosthesis relative to the manubrium.Objectives: To depict the malleus‐stapes offset, its relationship to the orientation of the manubrium as viewed through the external ear canal relative to a ...
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AbstractBackground: The malleus‐stapes offset create challenges during ossiculoplasty, specifically the positioning of an interposed incus or replacement prosthesis relative to the manubrium.Objectives: To depict the malleus‐stapes offset, its relationship to the orientation of the manubrium as viewed through the external ear canal relative to a ...
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Surgery of Idiopathic Malleus Fixation
Otology & Neurotology, 2009To describe and compare 2 different surgical techniques used in treatment of malleus fixation syndrome.A retrospective study including 24 patients (25 ears). In 11 of them, the attical fixation was removed via a transmastoid approach without disruption of the ossicular chain.
Cristian, Martin +2 more
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Congenital Familial Fixation of the Malleus
Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, 2010We present a familial association of radiographically and surgically demonstrated mallear fixation with concurrent stapedial abnormality and dehiscence of the facial nerve in a father and son, including history, physical findings, surgical findings, radiologic analyses, and a literature review.
Mia E, Miller +2 more
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