Limited Cholesteatoma Facial Recess Approach Dr Manoj Manikoth

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Facial Recess Approach Sinus tympani & facial recess in cholesteatoma. dr. jackler and ms. gralapp retain copyright for all of their original illustrations which appear in this online atlas. we encourage use of our illustrations for educational purposes, but copyright permission should be sought before publication or commercial use. to request permission for. The pathophysiology of attic cholesteatoma.31–33 facial recess using the transcanal endoscopic approach, the facial recess becomes an accessible and shallow depression on the posterior wall of the tympanic cavity (fig. 5). in contrast, the postauricular posterior tympanotomy provides keyhole access to this important area. The current literature suggests that the conventional microscopic approach is well suited to areas such as the mastoid, reference bennett, zhang, labadie and noble 3– reference nogueira and cohen 5 whereas endoscopy allows for better visualisation of areas such as the sinus tympani and facial recess, reference bennett, zhang, labadie and. Anatomy of the facial recess. the facial recess is completely developed at birth and is measured as the distance between the facial nerve and the annulus. it is measured in the axial plane at the level where the round window and the basal turn of the cochlea are seen. at birth, the facial recess reaches 3.04 mm at the round window . the authors.

Epos邃 The current literature suggests that the conventional microscopic approach is well suited to areas such as the mastoid, reference bennett, zhang, labadie and noble 3– reference nogueira and cohen 5 whereas endoscopy allows for better visualisation of areas such as the sinus tympani and facial recess, reference bennett, zhang, labadie and. Anatomy of the facial recess. the facial recess is completely developed at birth and is measured as the distance between the facial nerve and the annulus. it is measured in the axial plane at the level where the round window and the basal turn of the cochlea are seen. at birth, the facial recess reaches 3.04 mm at the round window . the authors. • that if bone is removal only superficial and anterior to chorda, the facial nerve cannot be injured. we report the use of this technique in a series of 247 cholesteatomas involving the facial recess and sinus tympani. a literature search shows that farrior (1968) described some aspects of this approach. Another advantage of the endoscopic technique is the ability to use a minimal invasive transcanal approach to visualize and access difficult access zones such the facial recess and sinus tympani, as demonstrated in our case. in fact, the transcanal approach follows the natural route of cholesteatoma growth.