Pediatric Ear Diseases
Diagnostic Imaging Atlas and Case Reports
Due to the complex anatomical structure of the temporal bone, imaging diagnosis requires a very high degree of expertise. This atlas is not only helpful to assess pediatric ear disorders accurately, but also provides a treasure troue to experts. It consists of a pediatric temporal bone imaging atlas followed by case reports of typical pediatric ear diseases.In the [...]
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Auteur : Yasushi NAITO
Editeur : Karger
Date parution : 03/2013CB Google/Apple Pay, Chèque, Virement
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Due to the complex anatomical structure of the temporal bone, imaging diagnosis requires a very high degree of expertise.
This atlas is not only helpful to assess pediatric ear disorders accurately, but also provides a treasure troue to experts. It consists of a pediatric temporal bone imaging atlas followed by case reports of typical pediatric ear diseases.
In the first part complete contiguous temporal bone CT sections of an infant and an older child are shown along with a detailed listing of anatomical narres of the structures. It further presents developmental changes in site, shape, location and orientation of the primary components of the temporal bone.
The second part contains case images in combination with reference illustrations of a healthy child in the saure age range allowing the reader to identify the key findings of the disorder with only one reference book at hand. Further images illustrate the posttreatment follow-up.
This publication which is translated from the successful Japanese edition (2011) will be essentiel for otorhinolaryngologists and pediatricians particularly interested in pediatric ear diseases. Its unique layout makes it also a very effective tool for students learning image diagnosis.
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ContentsVII Preface VIII Note Concerning Images Used in This Book
1 Chapter 0 Normal CT Images of the Temporal Bone
20 Infant 18 8 Older ChiId
35 Chapter e Postnatal Growth of the Temporal Bone
36 0 External Auditory Canal 38 8 Mastoid Air Cells 42 C) Internai Auditory Canal 44 e Vestibular Aqueduct
47 Chapter 0 Congenital Anomalies
48 0 External Auditory Canal
48 EAC Atresia and Stenosis
49 Case 1: Congenital EAC Atresia
52 Case 2 : Congenital EAC Stenosis with Cholesteatoma
56 8 Auditory Ossicles and Middle Ear
56 Congenital Ossicular Malformation
56 Stapes Surgery in Children
57 CT Diagnosis of Ossicular Malformation
57 Case 1 : Ossicular Disruption with Stapes Fixation
59 Case 2 : Ossicular Deformities with Stapes Fixation
62 Case 3 : Ossicular Deformities
65 Case 4 : Oval Window Atresia
66 Case 5 : Skull Base Vascular Anomalies (CHARGE Syndrome)
70 Case 6 : Facial Nerve Anomaly
73 C) Inner Ear
73 Congenital Malformation of the Inner Ear
73 Genesis ofthe Inner Ear
73 Histopathological Classification of Inner Ear Malformation
73 Classification Based on C1inicallmaging
75 Role of CT and MRI in Diagnosis of Inner Ear Anomalies
76 Case 1 : Michel Aplasia (Inner Ear Aplasia)
81 Case 2 : Cochlear Aplasia
84 Case 3: Common CavityDeformity(1)
88 Case 4 : Common Cavity Deformity (2) 91 Case 5 : Aplasia of Cochlear Upper Turns and Semicircular Canals with Cochlear Nerve Canal Stenosis 94 Case 6 : Incomplete Partition Type 1(lP-I): Case of Cochlear Implantation Revision 97 Case 7 : Incomplete Partition Type Il (lP-II): Mondini Dysplasia (Enlarged Vestibular Aqueduct)
102 Case 8 : Incomplete Partition Type III (lP-111)
106 Special Article: Incomplete Partition Type III. Levent Sennaroglu, MD.
109 e Internai Auditory Canal
109 lAC Stenosis
110 Case 1: lAC Stenosis
114 Case 2: Stenosis of Cochlear Nerve Canal
117 Case 3 : lAC Malformation, Arachnoid Cyst of Fallopian Canal
123 Chapter0 InflammatoryDiseases oftheMiddleEar
124 0 Otitis Media and Cholesteatoma 124 Eustachian Tube Function and Mastoid Air Cel! Development 125 Case 1: Congenital Cholesteatoma 127 Case 2: Recurrent Otitis Media, Otitis Media with Effusion 129 Case 3 : Adhesive Otitis Media 131 Case 4: Acute Otitis Media, Sigmoid Sinus Thrombosis 134 Case 5: Cholesteatoma: Pars Flaccida Cholesteatoma (1) 137 Case 6 : Cholesteatoma: Pars Flaccida Cholesteatoma (2) 139 Case 7 : Cholesterol Granuloma
141 f) Image Findings after Tympanoplasty 141 Classification ofTympanoplasty 141 Ossiculoplasty 142 Evaluation of Postoperative Results 143 Case 1: Cholesteatoma, 1: Good Aeration after Primary Operation 144 Case 2 : Cholesteatoma, 2 : No Aeration after Primary Operation 146 Case 3: Cholesteatoma, 3 :Type IIllncus Interposition Ossiculoplasty 147 Case 4: Cholesteatoma, 4 :Type III Ossiculoplasty with Long Columella 149 Case 5: Cholesteatoma, 5: Recurrence
151 Chapter e Other Ear Disorders
152 Case 1: Pericochlear Hypoattenuating Foci and Stapes Fixation 155 Case 2 :Traumatic Ossicular Disruption 158 Case 3: Cochlear Implant MagnetTrouble after Head Trauma 159 Case 4: Cochlear Implantation in an Ear with Extensive Cholesteatoma 162 Case 5 : Meningitic Labyrinthitis
165 Index 169 Author & Acknowledgments
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