cochleosacculotomy

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cochleosacculotomy /coch·leo·sac·cu·lot·o·my/ (kok″le-o-sak″u-lot´ah-me) creation of a fistula between the saccule and cochlear duct by means of a pick introduced through the round window, in order to relieve endolymphatic hydrops.

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An initial transmastoid labyrinthectomy was performed on 56 patients, ELS surgery on six, and cochleosacculotomy on five.

Delayed endolymphatic hydrops: Study and review of clinical ... by Lin, Ching-Chen / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal

Cochleosacculotomy for the treatment of Meniere's disease in the elderly patient.

Combined vestibular neurectomy and endolymphatic sac shunt via the ... by Guzman, Jose Eduardo / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal

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