Cholesteatoma and Ear Surgery : An Update.
Title:
Cholesteatoma and Ear Surgery : An Update.
Author:
Takahashi, H.
ISBN:
9789062998616
Personal Author:
Physical Description:
1 online resource (508 pages)
Contents:
Table of Contents -- PREFACE -- KEYNOTE LECTURES -- PREVENTIVE MEASURES AGAINST CHOLESTEATOMARECURRENCE IN CANAL-WALL-UP TYMPANOPLASTY: STAGINGTHE OPERATION AND CHOICE OF MASTOID OBLITERATION -- MANAGEMENT STRATEGY FOR CHRONIC OTITIS MEDIA WITHCHOLESTEATOMA IN 2012 -- SYMPOSIA -- EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY ON CHOLESTEATOMA IN FUKUOKACITY TO REVEAL THE PATHOGENESIS OF CHOLESTEATOMA -- THE ROLE OF THE MASTOID IN MIDDLE EAR PRESSUREREGULATION -- MIDDLE EAR PRESSURE NEURAL FEEDBACK CONTROL -- EVALUATION OF ENDOLYMPHATIC HYDROPS ON MAGNETICRESONANCE IMAGING IN PATIENTS WITH OTOSCLEROSIS -- CHOLESTEATOMA GROWTH AND PROLIFERATION:EXPRESSION OF HGF (HEPATOCYTE GROWTH FACTOR) ANDITS HIGH-AFFINITY RECEPTOR C-MET -- REGULATING OSTEOCLASTS FOR THE MAINTENANCE OFAUDITORY OSSICULAR MORPHOLOGY, THE MIDDLE EAR ANDHEARING -- SURGICAL TREATMENTS FOR PATULOUS EUSTACHIAN TUBE:AUTOLOGOUS FAT GRAFTING AND ARTIFICIAL EUSTACHIANTUBE -- LONG-TERM EUSTACHIAN TUBE DYSFUNCTION IN POSTRADIOTHERAPYNASOPHARYNGEAL CARCINOMA PATIENTS -- PANEL DISCUSSIONS -- TYMPANOPLASTY WITH SOFT POSTERIOR MEATAL WALLRECONSTRUCTION: CHANGING THE WAY OF THINKING FORPREVENTION OF RETRACTION POCKET RECURRENCE -- METHODS FOR PREVENTION OF RECURRENTCHOLESTEATOMA -- CWU, CWD - RECONSTRUCTION OR OBLITERATION? -- EVALUATION OF MIDDLE EAR PNEUMATIZATIONAFTER PLANNED TWO-STAGED TYMPANOPLASTY FORCHOLESTEATOMA: ITS CORRELATIONS WITH HEARINGRESULTS AND RECURRENCE RATES -- HOW TO DEAL WITH CHOLESTEATOMA IN A DEVELOPINGCOUNTRY -- FACIAL-NERVE TUMOR COMBINED WITH CHOLESTEATOMA -- A PROPOSAL ON THE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM OF AURALCHOLESTEATOMA IN KOREA -- ADVOCATING THE USE OF THE TERM EOSINOPHILIC OTITISMEDIA (EOM) -- EOSINOPHILIC RHINOSINUSITIS AND OTITIS MEDIA INPATIENTS WITH ASTHMA - FOCUS ON EOSINOPHILIC NASALPOLYPOSIS -- FROM RETRACTION POCKETS INTO EARLY-STAGECHOLESTEATOMA: PATHOGENESIS AND MANAGEMENT.
ON-DEMAND SURGICAL TECHNIQUE FOR CHOLESTEATOMA:ATTIC EXPOSITION ANTRUM EXCLUSION -- USE OF CARTILAGE IN TYMPANOPLASTY -- TREATMENT OF CHOLESTEATOMA-INDUCED LABYRINTHINEFISTULA -- EFFICACY OF 3D FLAIR MRI FINDINGS IN EVALUATINGCHOLESTEATOMA WITH LABYRINTHINE FISTULAE -- STAPES SURGERY AND COCHLEAR IMPLANT SURGERY FORSEVERE ORTOSCLEROSIS -- TREATMENT OF SEVERE OTOSCLEROSIS: COCHLEARIMPLANTATION, STAPEDOTOMY, AND OTHER OPTIONS -- BILATERAL CONGENITAL AURAL ATRESIA: SURGICALRECONSTRUCTION VS. BAHA IMPLANTATION -- FACIAL PARALYSIS IN CHRONIC OTITIS MEDIA -- FACTORS INFLUENCING HEARING AFTER TYPE-IIITYMPANOPLASTY USING COLUMELLA -- OUTCOME OF RADICAL SURGERY AND POST-OPERATIVERADIOTHERAPY FOR SQUAMOUS CARCINOMA OFTHE TEMPORAL BONE -- SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF T1 AND T2 LESIONS WITHOUTCOMES -- CONGENITAL CHOLESTEATOMA: RADIOLOGIC EVALUATIONAND PERSONAL EXPERIENCE -- SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF PETROUS APEXCHOLESTEATOMA: OUR EXPERIENCE OF 15 CASES -- CONGENITAL CHOLESTEATOMA OF THE MIDDLE EAR: A REPORTOF 54 CASES -- THE INFLUENCE OF MIDDLE EAR INFECTIONS ONCHARACTERISTICS OF CONGENITAL CHOLESTEATOMA -- MINI LECTURES -- CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT OF CHOLESTEATOMA BY 5-FUOINTMENT -- COCHLEAR IMPLANTS AND MUSIC -- GRUPPO OTOLOGICO SESSION -- SUBTOTAL PETROSECTOMY IN MIDDLE-EAR AND LATERALSKULL-BASE SURGERY -- EAONO SESSION -- DEFINITION OF MASTOID SURGICAL TERMSTHE EAONO SESSION: EAONO GUIDELINE STUDIES ONCHOLESTEATOMA -- INSTRUCTION COURSES -- TYMPANOPLASTY THAT WORKS BEST -- INTACT CANAL WALL TYMPANOMASTOIDECTOMY FORCHOLESTEATOMA: TECHNICAL TIPS, TRAPS, PITFALLS ANDRESULTS -- MIDDLE-EAR CLEFT GAS DEFICIT DISEASE TO MIDDLEEARCLEFT ACQUIRED CHOLESTEATOMA: PATHOGENESISORIENTEDMANAGEMENT -- TECHNIQUE TO SIMPLIFY MYRINGOPLASTY -- ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY AND ITS VARIOUS OPTIONS -- MRI EVALUATION OF MIDDLE-EAR PATHOLOGIES -- POLITZER PRIZE AND JOS PRIZE SESSION.
MECHANISM OF BONE DESTRUCTION IN CHOLESTEATOMA -- SRF AND KI-67 EXPRESSION IN ACQUIRED CHOLESTEATOMA,EXTERNAL AUDITORY CANAL SKIN AND THORACIC SKIN -- THE ROLE OF JAK-STAT SIGNALING PATHWAY INCHOLESTEATOMA: AN IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL ASSAY -- SPONSORED SEMINARS -- CONE-BEAM CT IMAGES OF A SCUTUM DEFECT AS A TOOLFOR PRE-OPERATIVE ASSESSMENTS -- FREE PAPERS -- PRE-OPERATIVE MIDDLE-EAR AERATION PREDICTING LONGTERMAERATION IN STAGED CANAL-UP TYMPANOPLASTY -- OPEN TECHNIQUE - INDICATIONS AND RESULTS -- FUNCTIONAL SURGERY FOR PEDIATRIC CHOLESTEATOMA:A 25-YEAR LONGITUDINAL STUDY -- CHOLESTEATOMA IN CHILDREN: CLINICAL PARTICULARITIESAND THERAPEUTIC OUTCOMES OF 57 CASES -- CLINICAL CHARACTERS OF PATIENTS WITH EXTERNALAUDITORY CANAL CHOLESTEATOMA SURGERY -- APPLICATION OF COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY SCAN FUSIONWITH DIFFUSION-WEIGHTED ECHO-PLANNER MAGNETICRESONANCE IMAGING FOR CHOLESTEATOMA IN CHILDREN -- INTRA-TYMPANIC DEXAMETHASONE INJECTIONS: ARE THEYEFFECTIVE FOR LONG-TERM CONTROL OF VERTIGO? -- A CASE OF HYPERPNEUMATIZATION OF THE TEMPORAL BONEPRESENTING WITH VERTIGO -- CONGENITAL CHOLESTEATOMA AMONG SCHOOL-AGECHILDREN IN HEARING SCREENING PROGRAM -- TYPE-IV TYMPANOPLASTY FOR PATIENTS WITH SEVEREDTENSOR TYMPANI TENDON DURING CHOLESTEATOMASURGERY -- OSSICULOPLASTY OF SMALL CRUS LONGUM DEFECTS WITHBONE CEMENT -- DILEMMA IN THE MANAGEMENT OF MASSIVE PETROUS APEXCHOLESTEATOMAS -- RECONSTRUCTION OF THE INCUDOSTAPEDIAL JOINT AFTERREMOVAL OF CHOLESTEATOMA -- CLINICAL INVESTIGATION OF OSSICULAR ANOMALIES -- HOW WE CORRECT TUBAL DYSFUNCTION -- LOCALIZATION AND DETECTION OF NITRIC OXIDE SYNTHASEISOFORMS IN HUMAN MIDDLE-EAR CHOLESTEATOMAS:POSSIBLE RELATION TO NITRIC OXIDE PRODUCTION ANDINFLAMMATORY BONE ABSORPTION ACTIVITIES -- EXPERIENCE WITH THE VIBRANT SOUND BRIDGE IMPLANT,INDICATIONS AND RESULTS -- VIBRANT SOUNDBRIDGE MIDDLE-EAR IMPLANTS -LONG-TERM OUTCOMES.
IMPLANTABLE HEARING AIDS: CANDIDACY CONSIDERATIONSIN PEDIATRIC CHOLESTEATOMA -- INCIDENCE OF MIDDLE-EAR CHOLESTEATOMA WITHANALYSIS OF ITS LOCATIONS, EXTENSIONS, ANDCOMPLICATIONS FROM 1993 TO 2009 -- RECONSTRUCTION OF THE TEMPORAL BONE WITH BONEMORPHOGENETICPROTEIN 2 (BMP-2) -- THE EFFECT OF TYMPANOSTOMY TUBES ON TYMPANICMEMBRANE RETRACTION IN CHILDREN WITH CLEFT PALATE -- CHOLESTEATOMA IN CHILDREN WITH CLEFT PALATE - DOESROUTINARY TYMPANOSTOMY MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE? -- LONG-PALVA-OBLITERATION TECHNIQUE IN CHOLESTEATOMASURGERY: RESULTS OF A NEW TECHNIQUE -- THE ROLE OF CHOLESTEATOMA ON THE BONE CONDUCTIONTHRESHOLDS IN CHRONIC SUPPURATIVE OTITIS MEDIA -- POST-OPERATIVE LONG-TERM HEARING RESULTS IN PATIENTSWHO UNDERWENT OSSICULOPLASTIES -- THE ANTERIOR ENDOSCOPIC TRANSNASAL APPROACH TOPETROUS APEX LESIONS -- APPROACHES TO CHOLESTEATOMA WITH AN INTACTOSSICULAR CHAIN: COMBINED USE OF MICROSCOPE,ENDOSCOPE AND LASER -- PREDICTIVE FACTORS INFLUENCING HEARING PRESERVATIONAFTER REMOVAL OF ACOUSTIC TUMORS USING MIDDLEFOSSA APPROACH -- CHOLESTEATOMA SURGERY, THE ENDAURAL APPROACH.WALL-DOWN TECHNIQUE WITH OBLITERATION OFPARATYMPANIC SPACES -- RECONSTRUCTION OF BONY EAR CANAL WALL IN SURGERYFOR CHOLESTEATOMA -- NO MORE MASTOID CAVITIES - OBLITERATE THEM ALL -- A COMPARISON BETWEEN NEURAL RESPONSE TELEMETRYVIA COCHLEOSTOMY OR THE ROUND WINDOW APPROACH INCOCHLEAR IMPLANTATION -- TRANSMEATAL APPROACH AND THE OPTIMAL DEVICE FORMINIMAL INVASIVE SURGERY -- ANATOMICAL MEASUREMENT OF THE FACIAL RECESSAND THE ROUND WINDOW MEMBRANE USING CONE-BEAMCOMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY -- PREVENTION OF RECURRENT CHOLESTEATOMA: EXCLUSIONTECHNIQUES USING TITANIUM SHEETING -- HRCT-BASED PREDICTION FOR COCHLEAR IMPLANTOUTCOMES OF CASES WITH INNER EAR AND INTERNALAUDITORY CANAL MALFORMATIONS -- POSTER SESSIONS -- A CASE OF CHOLESTEATOMA OCCURRING AFTER COCHLEARIMPLANTATION.
THE CASE OF CONGENITAL CHOLESTEATOMA THATSPONTANEOUSLY CURED DURING OBSERVATION -- CONGENITAL MIDDLE-EAR CHOLESTEATOMA IN CHILDREN:A RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW -- A CASE OF CONGENITAL CHOLESTEATOMA WITH ANTERIORSEMICIRCULAR CANAL FISTULA -- AN UNUSUAL IATROGENIC CHOLESTEATOMA OFTHE EXTERNAL AUDITORY CANAL: A CASE REPORT -- SEMICIRCULAR CANAL FISTULA WITH MIDDLE-EARCHOLESTEATOMA - REPORT OF 24 CASES -- HEARING IMPAIRMENT IN NASOPHARYNGEAL CARCINOMAPATIENTS -- CLINICAL FEATURES OF CHOLESTEATOMA WITHLABYRINTHINE FISTULAE -- PRE-OPERATIVE EVALUATION OF PETROUS BONECHOLESTEATOMA BY THREE-DIMENSIONAL (3D)RECONSTRUCTION IMAGES FROM CT -- RATE OF CHRONIC SUPPURATIVE OTITIS MEDIA IN ANOTOLARYNGOLOGY CLINIC OF A TURKISH MILITARYHOSPITAL -- MODIFIED BUROW'S SOLUTION IS EFFECTIVE ON REFRACTORYOTORRHEA -- A CASE OF SECONDARY ACQUIRED CHOLESTEATOMA WITHCARCINOID TUMOR OF THE MIDDLE EAR -- EPIDURAL ABSCESS DUE TO FOREIGN BODY INSERTION INTOTHE EXTERNAL AUDITORY CANAL IN AUTISM -- A CASE OF BRAIN ABSCESS SECONDARY TO MIDDLE-EARCHOLESTEATOMA -- REGENERATION OF MASTOID CAVITY USING POLYGLYCOLICACID SHEETS -- REDUCTION IN THE RATE OF RE-PERFORATION RATE AFTERSIMPLE UNDERLAY MYRINGOPLASTY BY USING FIBRIN GLUE -- CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY LESION OF TEMPORAL BONEINVOLVING INNER EAR WITH MULTIPLE OCULAR MUSCLESPALSY -- POST-OPERATIVE CONDITION FOLLOWING CANAL-WALL-UPTYMPANOPLASTY FOR PARS FLACCIDA CHOLESTEATOMA -- MASTOID CAVITY OBLITERATION WITH PALVA FLAP ANDBONE PATÉ -- THE EFFECTIVENESS OF TYMPANIC ATTIC OBLITERATION TOPREVENT A POST-OPERATIVE RETRACTION POCKET -- RESULTS OF CANAL WALL DOWN TYMPANOPLASTY WITHSOFT-WALL RECONSTRUCTION FOR CHOLESTEATOMA -- LONG-TERM RESULTS AND PROGNOSTIC FACTOR IN SINGLESTAGETYMPANOPLASTY -- EFFECTIVENESS OF CARTILAGE TYMPANOPLASTY AFTEREROSION OF THE INCUS IN CHILDREN WITH CHOLESTEATOMA.
REPAIR OF SPONTANEOUS CEREBROSPINAL FLUID OTORRHEAFROM DEFECT OF MIDDLE CRANIAL FOSSA.
Abstract:
PrefaceIt was indeed a great pleasure and honor for me to have hosted the 9th International Conference on Cholesteatoma and Ear Surgery in Nagasaki, Japan. There were 558 participants; four full-day programs provided them with rich scientific programs including six keynote lectures, seven symposia, 26 panel discussions, 12 mini lectures on recent topics, 23 instruction courses, two live cadaver temporal-bone dissections, three sponsored sessions, three other sessions, and three days of temporal-bone dissection courses. I would like to take this opportunity to express my greatest gratitude to all the faculties who contributed enormously to these scientific programs only to facilitate and improve the academic quality of all the participants. We also thank all the staff members who worked relentlessly for several years to help make this Conference a success, and the participants who took part in the Conference. I hope that the Conference was really fruitful to everybody.It has been a tradition to publish paper proceedings after each International Conference on Cholesteatoma and this is the first time the proceedings were published as e-book on the website of the Conference. The advantages of this e-book are that it is of high quality, and any article can be downloaded by participants for free. It will be usable on multiple devices: computer/laptop, tablet PCs (iPad), iPhone, e-readers, etc. It is fully searchable and has easy navigation. If you want a copy (paper book) Kugler Publications can also provide POD (Publishing on Demand) copies for a reasonable price. The e-book will be kept open on the web at least until the next Cholesteatoma Conference.I hope that you will enjoy this e-book as much as the traditional paper proceedings, and that it will stimulate scientific and academic accomplishments of all of you.Finally, I am very much looking
forward to seeing all of you at the 10th Conference in Edinburgh in 2016!Haruo Takahashi, MD.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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