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StapedectomyThis page contains recent news articles, when available, and an overview of Stapedectomy but does not offer medical advice. You should contact your physician with regard to any health issues or concerns.News: Stapedectomy Business Wire (press release),II-26 Sound Amplification Through Hearing Aids II-27 Ear Surgery II-27 Stapedectomy II-27 Tympanoplasty II-28 Ear Tube Surgery and Myringotomy II-28 Ear Northeast Ohio Health and Medical Consumer News - 18 Nov 2008 The Plain Dealer - cleveland.com,He, his partner Dr. Leonard Berenholz, and his son, David, have created a video library about stapedectomy and otosclerosis for doctors everywhere. World-Renowned Ear Surgeon Posts Free Educational Videos - Sep 23, 2008 Medical News Today (press release),He is an internationally recognized and much sought after expert in stapedectomy surgery for treatment of deafness. He is only one of a handful of surgeons The doctor took out a bone in my ear - and suddenly I could hear ... - Mar 31, 2008 Daily Mail,I was referred to Matthew Yung, who told me he could perform a procedure called a stapedectomy to remove the stapes. He said he could replace it with an HEALTH QUESTIONS ABOUT ... HEARING LOSS - Jan 16, 2008 DesMoinesRegister.com,A: There are a variety of surgical solutions - stapedectomy, ear tubes and cochlear implants - and a wide range of hearing instruments and other assistive sounds all around produce cause for joy - Nov 22, 2007 Herald Times Reporter,...an ear, nose and throat specialist for the local health network, performed a stapedectomy on his left ear in september. she replaced the defective tiny Background information on Stapedectomy [When available] In case of otosclerosis the ossified Stapes may be removed and replaced by a prosthesis - a stapedectomy. Nine out of ten patients who undergo the prodcedure will come out with significantly improved hearing while less than 1% will experience worsened hearing ability or deafness. Successful surgery usually provides an increase in hearing ability of about 20 dB. That is as much difference as having your hands over both ears or not. From Wikipedia Background information on Search the web for more resources on Stapedectomy |
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