The anatomy of facial nerve decompression through transmastoid,extralabyrinthine,subtemporal approach
Huifang Zhou
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Huifang Zhou
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Objective To validate the feasibility and security of the facial nerve decompression through transmastoid extralabyrinthine subtemporal approach To get the data about this approach. Methods Under the operation microscope 20 adult temporal bones and 20 sides of cadaveric skulls were dissected through transmastoid extralabyrinthine subtemporal approach . Various distances of facial nerve and key mark were measured. Results 20 adult temporal bonesSD 1 the distance between choleariform process and the angle point of proximal end to distal end in geniculate ganglion was3.80±0.72 mm. 2 the length of horizontal segment was 11.14±0.73 mm.3 the length of labyrinthine segment was 3.35±0.68 mm. 4 the distance between basal turn of the cochlea and the labyrinthine segment was 1.04±0.14 mm. 5 the tegmen thickness in most distal point of labyrinthine segment was 2.82±0.64 mm. 6the shortest distance between facial canal in horizontal segment and the lateral semicircular canal was 1.27±0.21 mm.7the distance between facial canal in horizontal segment and middle point of anterior semicircular canal ampulla was 2.47±0.21 mm. 20 sides of cadaveric skullsSD 1the distance between long process of incus and horizontal segment was 2.33±0.26 mm. 2 the distance between short process of incus and facial nerve was 3.06±1.01 mm. 3 the distance between capitulum of malleus and the horizontal segment was 2.17±0.87 mm. 4 the distance between capitulum of malleus and tegmen tympani was 2.31±0.87 mm. 5 the length of vertical segment was 16.27±0.58mm. 6the angle of proximal end to distal end in geniculate ganglion was 74.3±2.47°. 7 7the angle of pyramidal segment was 110.2±8.30°. Conclusion This study provided the safe scope manipulation room and the angle of the transmastoid extralabyrinthine subtemporal approach and these data can be reference for the surgeon.
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Objective To validate the feasibility and security of the facial nerve decompression through transmastoid extralabyrinthine subtemporal approach To get the data about this approach. Methods Under the operation microscope 20 adult temporal bones and 20 sides of cadaveric skulls were dissected through transmastoid extralabyrinthine subtemporal approach . Various distances of facial nerve and key mark were measured. Results 20 adult temporal bonesSD 1 the distance between choleariform process and the angle point of proximal end to distal end in geniculate ganglion was3.80±0.72 mm. 2 the length of horizontal segment was 11.14±0.73 mm.3 the length of labyrinthine segment was 3.35±0.68 mm. 4 the distance between basal turn of the cochlea and the labyrinthine segment was 1.04±0.14 mm. 5 the tegmen thickness in most distal point of labyrinthine segment was 2.82±0.64 mm. 6the shortest distance between facial canal in horizontal segment and the lateral semicircular canal was 1.27±0.21 mm.7the distance between facial canal in horizontal segment and middle point of anterior semicircular canal ampulla was 2.47±0.21 mm. 20 sides of cadaveric skullsSD 1the distance between long process of incus and horizontal segment was 2.33±0.26 mm. 2 the distance between short process of incus and facial nerve was 3.06±1.01 mm. 3 the distance between capitulum of malleus and the horizontal segment was 2.17±0.87 mm. 4 the distance between capitulum of malleus and tegmen tympani was 2.31±0.87 mm. 5 the length of vertical segment was 16.27±0.58mm. 6the angle of proximal end to distal end in geniculate ganglion was 74.3±2.47°. 7 7the angle of pyramidal segment was 110.2±8.30°. Conclusion This study provided the safe scope manipulation room and the angle of the transmastoid extralabyrinthine subtemporal approach and these data can be reference for the surgeon.
Key concepts: Geniculate ganglion, Anatomy, Facial nerve, Incus, Semicircular canal, Cadaveric spasm, Temporal bone, Facial canal