通过重新格式化的 CT 面部凹陷视图预测人工耳蜗植入过程中难以看到的圆形窗口:一项与手术相关的回顾性研究。

Si Wei Kheok, Jia Hui Ng, Lishya Liauw, Vanessa Yee Jueen Tan, Jiun Fong Thong
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背景和目的:人工耳蜗植入手术通常通过圆窗(RW)方法经面凹进行。本研究旨在评估将术前 CT 颞骨扫描重新格式化为 CT 面部凹陷视图的效用,以提醒外科医生注意圆窗可视性差的潜在手术难度:这是一项回顾性研究,研究对象是接受人工耳蜗植入手术的 41 名患者(43 耳)。外科医生记录了术中发现的圆窗相对于面神经第二膝-乳突部分的位置以及圆窗膜的方向。两位放射科医生对术前 CT 进行了轴向分析,并对面部凹陷平面进行了重新格式化,以模拟外科医生通过面部凹陷的视角。放射学评估指标包括面神经-鼓室神经宽度(FN-CTN),测量值为鼓室神经出口进入鼓室的下1.2毫米处、圆窗相对于面神经第二玄-乳突段的位置以及RW膜与垂直轴的角度:在CT面部凹陷重新格式化图像上,圆窗相对于位于其外侧的面神经第二膝-乳突节段的位置是术中难以看到圆窗的最佳预测指标。部分或完全位于面神经第2属-乳突段后缘后方的圆形视窗有高达55.6%的风险会遇到难以进入的情况,而位于面神经第2属-乳突段前方或部分位于面神经第2属-乳突段前缘前方的圆形视窗有0%的风险会遇到难以进入的情况(P0.05):在重新格式化的 CT 面部凹陷视图中识别圆窗位置是预测人工耳蜗手术中可能难以进入圆窗的有用工具:缩写:RW= 圆窗,FN-CTN= 面神经至鼓室神经宽度。
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Prediction of Difficult Round Window Visibility during Cochlear Implantation via a Reformatted CT Facial Recess View: A Retrospective Study with Surgical Correlation.

Background and purpose: Cochlear implant surgery is performed commonly through the facial recess via the round window (RW) approach. This study aims to evaluate the utility of reformatting the preoperative CT temporal bone scan into a CT facial recess view in alerting surgeons to a potentially difficult surgery with poorly visualized RW.

Materials and methods: This is a retrospective study of 41 patients (43 ears), who had undergone cochlear implant surgery. Intraoperative findings of RW position relative to second genu-mastoid portion of facial nerve, and RW membrane orientation were recorded by the surgeons. Preoperative CTs were analysed by 2 radiologists in both axial and reformatted planes, with the later simulating the surgeon's view via the facial recess. Radiologic assessment markers include the facial nerve-chorda tympani nerve width measured 1.2 mm inferior to the exit point of the chorda tympani nerve into the tympanic cavity, RW position relative to second genu-mastoid segment of the facial nerve, and RW membrane's angle from the vertical axis.

Results: The best predictor for difficult RW intraoperative visibility is the RW position relative to the second genu-mastoid segment of the facial nerve lying lateral to it on CT facial recess reformatted images. A RW that lies partially to completely posterior to the posterior border of the second genu-mastoid segment of the facial nerve had up to 55.6% risk of encountering difficult access, while those positioned anterior to or partially anterior to the anterior edge of the second genu-mastoid segment of the facial nerve had 0% risk of difficult access (P < .05). There are substantial agreements in the intrarater (κ = 0.751, P < .001) and interrater reliability (κ = 0.698, P < .001). There is no significant association between surgical difficulty and facial nerve to chorda tympani distance or RW angle (P > .05).

Conclusions: Identification of RW positions in the reformatted CT facial recess view is a useful tool in predicting potentially difficult RW access in cochlear implant surgery.

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