Otosclerosis of the Oval Window Niche and the Choice of Stapes Surgery:A Human Temporal Bone Study
R Subotić
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R Subotić
Abstract
The localization and extent of the oto-sclerotic foci in the oval window niche were studied in 66 human temporal bone specimens. The bones were cut in serial sections of 20 microns. According to the size of the otosclerotic focus and the degree of stapes fixation, the material is divided into three groups. The possibility of stapes surgery in each group is discussed.
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The localization and extent of the oto-sclerotic foci in the oval window niche were studied in 66 human temporal bone specimens. The bones were cut in serial sections of 20 microns. According to the size of the otosclerotic focus and the degree of stapes fixation, the material is divided into three groups. The possibility of stapes surgery in each group is discussed.
Key concepts: Otosclerosis, Stapes, Oval window, Temporal bone, Round window, Stapes surgery, Fixation (population genetics), Anatomy