[Clinical approach of trans-horizontal semicircular canal and vestibule for treatment of Mondini dysplasia with cerebrospinal fluid leakage].
Runmei Ge, Peina Wu, Mini Xu, Hongming Huang, Min Fu, Yong Cui
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Runmei Ge, Peina Wu, Mini Xu, Hongming Huang, Min Fu, Yong Cui
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OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the clinical manifestation of Mondini dysplasia with cerebrospinal fluid leakage and investigate the effect of the surgical repair through trans-horizontal semicircular canal and vestibule approach. METHOD: Four cases which were operated by the approach of trans-horizontal semicircular canal and vestibule in our hospital were analyzed retrospectively. RESULT: The leakages were all stopped by the primary surgical closure after six-month follow up. CONCLUSION: Mondini dysplasia should be considered in children or teenagers with recurrent bacterial meningitis whether or not with otorhinorrhea. Pure tone audiometry and a temporal bone CT or MRI will confirm the diagnosis. A trans-horizontal semicircular canal and vestibule approach is an effective and simple way for the treatment.
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OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the clinical manifestation of Mondini dysplasia with cerebrospinal fluid leakage and investigate the effect of the surgical repair through trans-horizontal semicircular canal and vestibule approach. METHOD: Four cases which were operated by the approach of trans-horizontal semicircular canal and vestibule in our hospital were analyzed retrospectively. RESULT: The leakages were all stopped by the primary surgical closure after six-month follow up. CONCLUSION: Mondini dysplasia should be considered in children or teenagers with recurrent bacterial meningitis whether or not with otorhinorrhea. Pure tone audiometry and a temporal bone CT or MRI will confirm the diagnosis. A trans-horizontal semicircular canal and vestibule approach is an effective and simple way for the treatment.
Key concepts: Vestibule, Medicine, Semicircular canal, Cerebrospinal fluid, Anatomy, Cerebrospinal Fluid Leakage, Surgery, Vestibular system