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Cochlear size and shape variability and implications in cochlear implantation surgery

Meng et al., 2016

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5554846661860237253
Author
Meng J
Li S
Zhang F
Li Q
Qin Z
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Otology & Neurotology

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Background: A comprehension of the cochlear morphology is essential for nontraumatic electrode insertion and hearing preservation in individual surgery. Methods: A total of 310 normal developed cochleae with three-dimensional multiplanar reconstructed computed …
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