Minimal -invasive Cochlear Implantation
09-09, 14:00–14:30 (Europe/Istanbul), Hearing Implant 1

<p>Minimal -invasive approaches is an evolution in Ci surgery . Due to its low tech approach it can be an be a valuable alternative to robot -assisted procededures in places where such sophisticated technology is not available. We report our 10 years experience and results in 150 patients with the Bremen approach. It shows that in the hands of an experienced otosurgeon this technique yields favourable results in terms of reducing trauma, operation time and surgical as well as aufdiologigal outcome.</p>
<p>To demonstrate the universal feasibility of the Bremen approach for cochlear implantation</p>
Moderator Moderator
Emre Ocak
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Ercole Di Martino
Ercole Di Martino
<p>1992-96 ENT Resident at Greifswald University/Germany</p> <p>1996-2005 SHO and since 2001 Deputy director of ENT Clinic Aachen University/Germany</p> <p>2003 PhD and 2006 Prof for ORL at Aachen University</p> <p>Since 2005 Head&Chairman ENT Clinic Diako Bremen /Germany</p> <p>Speciality : Cochlear implantation and Eustachian Tube disorders, Rhinosurgery</p>
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Emre Ocak
<p>Felloship in University of Miami Ear Institute</p> <p>Observership in Hannover University</p>
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