R. Breheret , A. Bizon , J.-Y. Tanguy , L. Laccourreye
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Abstract
Objectives
A persistent stapedial artery is a rare vascular malformation. This diagnosis is based on CT scan and intraoperative findings.
Material and methods
The case of a 19-year-old woman with a persistent stapedial artery found during stapes surgery is reported. This vascular malformation was explored with a CT scan showing the bilaterality of this anatomical variation and signs of associated otosclerosis.
Results
This malformation was successfully coagulated with laser allowing the stapedotomy to be completed.
Conclusions
A persistent stapedial artery is not a contraindication to stapedotomy because it can be safely coagulated during the same procedure.