期刊
EUROPEAN RADIOLOGY
卷 26, 期 6, 页码 1686-1695出版社
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s00330-015-3983-x
关键词
Conducting hearing loss; Bone conduction hearing device; Transmastoid; Retrosigmoid; Temporal bone
资金
- Med-El Hong Kong Asia Pacific Headquarters
- Innovation and Technology Commission [ITS/225/12]
Accommodating a novel semi-implantable bone conduction hearing device within the temporal bone presents challenges for surgical planning. This study describes the utility of CT in pre-operative assessment of such an implant. Retrospective review of pre-operative CT, clinical and surgical records of 16 adults considered for device implantation. Radiological suitability was assessed on CT using 3D simulation software. Antero-posterior (AP) dimensions of the mastoid bone and minimum skull thickness were measured. CT planning results were correlated with operative records. Eight and five candidates were suitable for device placement in the transmastoid and retrosigmoid positions, respectively, and three were radiologically unsuitable. The mean AP diameter of the mastoid cavity was 14.6 mm for the transmastoid group and 4.6 mm for the retrosigmoid group (p < 0.05). Contracted mastoid and/or prior surgery were predisposing factors for unsuitability. Four transmastoid and five retrosigmoid positions required sigmoid sinus/dural depression and/or use of lifts due to insufficient bone capacity. A high proportion of patients being considered have contracted or operated mastoids, which reduces the feasibility of the transmastoid approach. This finding combined with the complex temporal bone geometry illustrates the importance of careful CT evaluation using 3D software for precise device simulation. aEuro cent Preoperative temporal bone CT is essential for determining Bonebridge device suitability. aEuro cent Mastoid under-pneumatisation and prior mastoidectomy predict a retrosigmoid Bonebridge position. aEuro cent 3D simulation software is recommended for precise device positioning.
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