Do temporal bone microdissection for anatomic study of cochlear implant electrodes?
Images are presented illustrating perimodiolar and lateral wall electrode arrays after insertion into the human cochlea and functional characteristics of the two electrode types are discussed. Temporal bone microdissection permits direct, three-dimensional study of inner ear structures and is an effective method for evaluation of the insertional properties of cochlear implant electrodes. Copyright (c) 2005 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
PPAR-gamma may have played a role in the reduction of VMA and possibly in the regression of early-onset neuroblastoma.