Traumatic luxation of the stapes evidenced by high-resolution CT.
Traumatic luxation of the stapes evidenced by high-resolution CT.
Herman, P; Guichard, J P; Van den Abbeele, T; Tan, C T; Bensimon, J L; Marianowski, R; Tran Ba Huy, P
1996-08-01 00:00:00
We encountered a case of acquired perilymphatic fistula in which the origin of the disease, namely, the stapes begin medially displaced into the vestibule, was shown by thin-section CT. Accordingly, we recommend that every patient with suspected perilymphatic fistula of traumatic origin undergo high-resolution CT of the petrous bone.
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Traumatic luxation of the stapes evidenced by high-resolution CT.
We encountered a case of acquired perilymphatic fistula in which the origin of the disease, namely, the stapes begin medially displaced into the vestibule, was shown by thin-section CT. Accordingly, we recommend that every patient with suspected perilymphatic fistula of traumatic origin undergo high-resolution CT of the petrous bone.
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American Journal of Neuroradiology
– American Journal of Neuroradiology
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