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December 1, 1990The Journal of Laryngology & Otology

Isolated congenital round window absence

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Key result

Cochlear fenestration yields modest hearing improvement in an adult with round window atresia.

Why the study?

Isolated unilateral round window atresia is a rare condition with limited data on imaging diagnosis and surgical outcomes.

Comparison

Cochlear fenestration intervention

Design

Case report

Authors

ACAnthony CliffordThe Royal Free HospitalPFPaul A. FaganSt. Vincent's BirminghamBDBruce D. DoustSt Vincent's Hospital Sydney

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Overview

Modest benefit from cochlear fenestration in round window atresia warrants caution; leaves open optimal management for this rare anomaly.

Structured PICO

P
Population
An adult with unilateral round window atresia (n=1)
I
Intervention
Cochlear fenestration
O
Outcome
Hearing improvement

In a case of isolated congenital round window absence, cochlear fenestration provided only modest hearing improvement.

Cite This Study

Clifford et al. (1990) studied this question. Cochlear fenestration resulted in only a modest hearing improvement in an adult with unilateral round window atresia.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6ab5e5ce697b01951e448d04https://doi.org/10.1017/s0022215100114549
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