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Insertion eines zweiten Elektrodenträgers – eine seltene Komplikation bei CI-Reimplantation

Authors: Ketterer, M. C.; Brückerhoff, K.; Arndt, S.; Beck, R.; Aschendorff, A.;

Insertion eines zweiten Elektrodenträgers – eine seltene Komplikation bei CI-Reimplantation

Abstract

ZusammenfassungDie Notwendigkeit der Explantation eines Cochleaimplantats ist sowohl bei technischem Defekt als auch aus medizinischer Indikation möglich. Dieser Fall zeigt, dass bei Reimplantation der Cochlea das Risiko eines nicht luxierbaren Elektrodenträgers, wie hier beschrieben aus der Scala tympani, besteht. Die Insertion eines zweiten Elektrodenträgers in die freie und reizlose Scala vestibuli ist in diesem Fall gelungen. Nichtsdestotrotz muss die Indikation zur Reimplantation insbesondere bei tolerablen Einschränkungen mit nur wenig oder keinem Verlust im Sprachverstehen kritisch gestellt werden und sollte nicht allein aufgrund eines gewünschten Implantat-Upgrades durchgeführt werden.

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Kasuistiken, Zweiter Elektrodenträger ; Humans [MeSH] ; Cochlear Implantation/adverse effects [MeSH] ; Reimplantion ; Cochlea/surgery [MeSH] ; Technical upgrade ; Complication ; Second electrode array ; Scala Tympani/surgery [MeSH] ; Scalar position ; Kasuistiken ; Technisches Upgrade ; Skaläre Lage ; Komplikation ; Cochlear Implants/adverse effects [MeSH] ; Reimplantation ; Replantation/adverse effects [MeSH]

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