와우축을 감싸는 가는 전극을 가진 CI532 기기를 이용한 인공와우 수술의 단기 경험: 기존의 기기와의 비교
Short-Term Experience in Cochlear Implantation with Slim Modiolar Electrode Array (CI532): Comparison to Previous Devices
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Background and Objectives There have been no reports in Korea regarding cochlear implantsurgeries using Cochlear Nucleus Profile Slim Modiolar electrode [CI532 (Cochlear Ltd.)],as it has been recently released in Korea. We aimed to investigate the short-term results of CI532and compare them with previous devices with perimodiolar or straight electrodes arrays fromthe same manufacturer. Subjects and Method From August 2018 to July 2019, 52 patients (26 adults; 26 children)who underwent cochlear implantation of CI532 were included. The intraoperative impedanceand evoked compound action potential (ECAP) threshold in each electrode were analyzed andcompared with the devices with a perimodiolar electrode array [Contour Advance® (CochlearLtd.)] and a lateral wall electrode array [CI422 and CI522 (Cochlear Ltd.)]. Postoperative changesof hearing thresholds at each frequency (250, 500, and 1000 Hz) and aided word recognitionscores (WRS) were also compared. Results CI532 showed significantly lower intraoperative impedance in the basal regionscompared to the lateral wall electrode array. The ECAP thresholds of CI532 in the apical electrodeswere significantly lower than that in the other two groups. After implantation, CI532showed a significant preservation of hearing thresholds at most frequencies and showed significantlyhigher preservation rates than the other electrodes. However, there was no differencebetween the three groups regarding the postoperative short-term aided WRS. Conclusion CI532 showed lower intraoperative impedances and ECAP thresholds, and bettershort-term hearing preservation outcomes compared to the other electrodes, suggesting thatCI532 electrode might be a better option with less traumatic insertion. However, there was nosignificant difference in the aided WRS, and further studies with a longer follow-up are necessaryto examine the difference of audiologic outcomes.
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Background and Objectives There have been no reports in Korea regarding cochlear implantsurgeries using Cochlear Nucleus Profile Slim Modiolar electrode [CI532 (Cochlear Ltd.)],as it has been recently released in Korea. We aimed to investigate the short-term results of CI532and compare them with previous devices with perimodiolar or straight electrodes arrays fromthe same manufacturer. Subjects and Method From August 2018 to July 2019, 52 patients (26 adults; 26 children)who underwent cochlear implantation of CI532 were included. The intraoperative impedanceand evoked compound action potential (ECAP) threshold in each electrode were analyzed andcompared with the devices with a perimodiolar electrode array [Contour Advance® (CochlearLtd.)] and a lateral wall electrode array [CI422 and CI522 (Cochlear Ltd.)]. Postoperative changesof hearing thresholds at each frequency (250, 500, and 1000 Hz) and aided word recognitionscores (WRS) were also compared. Results CI532 showed significantly lower intraoperative impedance in the basal regionscompared to the lateral wall electrode array. The ECAP thresholds of CI532 in the apical electrodeswere significantly lower than that in the other two groups. After implantation, CI532showed a significant preservation of hearing thresholds at most frequencies and showed significantlyhigher preservation rates than the other electrodes. However, there was no differencebetween the three groups regarding the postoperative short-term aided WRS. Conclusion CI532 showed lower intraoperative impedances and ECAP thresholds, and bettershort-term hearing preservation outcomes compared to the other electrodes, suggesting thatCI532 electrode might be a better option with less traumatic insertion. However, there was nosignificant difference in the aided WRS, and further studies with a longer follow-up are necessaryto examine the difference of audiologic outcomes.
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