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Panel on Techniques and Results in Stapes SurgeryArch Otolaryng, 78
J.L. Sheehy (1962)
Stapedectomy in the Fenestrated EarAnn Otol, 71
J.V.D. Hough (1964)
Otosclerosis: Progress ReportArch Otolaryng, 79
J. Sheehy (1962)
LXXXII Stapedectomy in the Fenestrated EarAnnals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, 71
J. Sheehy (1963)
STAPEDECTOMY IN THE FENESTRATED EAR. A PROGRESS REPORT.Archives of otolaryngology, 78
J. Sheehy (1966)
Stapedectomy with incus replacement prosthesis: A report of 50 casesThe Laryngoscope, 76
W. Powers, J. Sheehy, H. House (1967)
The fixed malleus head. A report of 35 cases.Archives of otolaryngology, 85 2
F. Guilford (1961)
Personal experiences with the shea oval window‐vein graft techniqueThe Laryngoscope, 71
V. Goodhill (1966)
The fixed malleus syndrome.Transactions - American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology. American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology, 70 3
F. Guilford, B. Anson (1967)
Osseous fixation of the malleus.Transactions - American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology. American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology, 71 3
Abstract A PROSTHESIS from the malleus handle to the oval window is necessary at times to obtain satisfactory hearing for the otosclerotic patient. The purpose of this paper is to present the indications for and the technique and results of using an incus replacement prosthesis in the otosclerotic ear (Fig 1). Essentially, it represents a progress report, inasmuch as the early results in both the fenestrated and nonfenestrated ear have been reported previously.1,2 The Prosthesis A prosthesis from the malleus handle (incus replacement prosthesis or IRP) was first used by us in 1961 following the lead of Schuknecht and Kos.1 A wire and fat prosthesis was used initially.It became apparent, however, that it was not advisable to use a tissue graft in the oval window because of the problem of sensorineural hearing impairment.3 A prefabricated wire loop IRP was designed and has been used since 1963. The References 1. Sheehy, J.L.: Stapedectomy in the Fenestrated Ear: A Progress Report , Arch Otolaryng 78:574-577 ( (Oct) ) 1963.Crossref 2. Sheehy, J.L.: Stapedectomy With Incus Replacement Prosthesis: A Report of 50 Cases , Laryngoscope 76:1165-1180 ( (July) ) 1966.Crossref 3. Panel on Techniques and Results in Stapes Surgery , Arch Otolaryng 78:546 ( (Oct) ) 1963Crossref 4. House, H.P.: Schuknecht, H.; and Shea, J.J., pp 569-572. 5. Guilford, F.R.: Personal Experiences With the Shea Oval Window-Vein Graft Technique , Laryngoscope 71:484-503 ( (May) ) 1961.Crossref 6. Guilford, F.R., and Anson, B.J.: Osseous Fixation of the Malleus , Trans Amer Acad Ophthal Otolaryng 71:398-407 ( (May) -June) 1967. 7. Goodhill, V.: The Fixed Malleus Syndrome , Trans Amer Acad Ophthal Otolaryng 70:370-380 ( (May) -June) 1966. 8. Powers, W.H.; Sheehy, J.L.; and House, H.P.: The Fixed Malleus Head: A Report of 35 Cases , Arch Otolaryng 85:177-181 ( (Feb) ) 1967.Crossref 9. Sheehy, J.L.: Stapedectomy in the Fenestrated Ear , Ann Otol 71:1027-1038 ( (Dec) ) 1962. 10. Hough, J.V.D.: Otosclerosis: Progress Report , Arch Otolaryng 79:421-429 ( (April) ) 1964.Crossref
Archives of Otolaryngology – American Medical Association
Published: Feb 1, 1969
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