The fenestration operation in 1979.
Shambaugh Ge, Wiet Rj
Abstract
Shambaugh Ge, Wiet Rj
Abstract
While it is rarely indicated today, fenestration of the horizontal semicircular canal has left its mark in otologic history. A significant number of patients with fenestrated ears are alive today requiring continued care. A review of both the technique of fenestration as well as the particular postoperative problems is presented to familiarize younger otologists involved in their management.
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While it is rarely indicated today, fenestration of the horizontal semicircular canal has left its mark in otologic history. A significant number of patients with fenestrated ears are alive today requiring continued care. A review of both the technique of fenestration as well as the particular postoperative problems is presented to familiarize younger otologists involved in their management.
Key concepts: Fenestration, Medicine, Surgery