For many otologists and audiologists, otosclerosis is not a puzzling condition anymore.
Advances in diagnostic and therapeutic procedures have provided a vast number of patients …

Abstract Objectives/Hypothesis: To propose an evidence‐based strategy for the
management of patients with advanced otosclerosis accompanied by severe to profound …

Otosclerosis is a complex and progressive disease of pathological bone remodeling that
affects the otic capsule of the temporal bone, resulting in hearing loss. Although traditional …

Purpose There have been considerable advancements in cochlear implants in different
clinical scenarios; however, their use in patients with otosclerosis remains challenging. This …

Otosclerosis is an abnormal process of the otic and labyrinthine capsules that involves
continuous osteolysis and osteogenesis of the bone. Although otospongiotic lesions …

Objective To evaluate speech outcomes and facial nerve stimulation (FNS) rates in patients
with far advanced otosclerosis (FAO) after cochlear implantation. Methods A systematic …

OBJECTIVES: To compare hearing outcomes in patients with far advanced otosclerosis
(FAO) undergoing cochlear implantation to an age-matched group of controls, to describe …

Dating back to the times of Kessel 1 and Politzer, 2 controversies have surrounded the
etiology and management of the entity that Politzer 2 first termed, otosclerosis. What was …

Objective To evaluate the effect of stapedotomy in cochlear implant candidates with far-
advanced otosclerosis (FAO). Design Systematic review of literature and meta-analysis …

Otosclerosis is an inflammatory disease associated with persistent measles virus (MV)
infection of the otic capsule. The nature of sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL) related to …