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• W2005471983 abstract "The functional anatomy (i.e., tonotopy) of the human cochlear nerve is unknown. A better understanding of the tonotopy of the central nervous system segment of the cochlear nerve and of the pathophysiology of tinnitus might help to ameliorate the disappointing results obtained with microvascular decompressions in patients with tinnitus.We assume that vascular compression of the cochlear nerve can induce a frequency-specific form of hearing loss and that when the nerve is successfully decompressed, this hearing loss can recuperate. Thirty-one patients underwent a microvascular decompression of the vestibulocochlear nerve for vertigo or tinnitus. Preoperative audiograms were subtracted from postoperative audiograms, regardless of the surgical result with regard to the tinnitus and vertigo, because the hearing improvement could be the only sign of the vascular compression. The frequency of maximal improvement was then correlated to the site of vascular compression. A tonotopy of the cochlear nerve was thus obtained.A total of 18 correlations can be made between the site of compression and postoperative maximal hearing improvement frequency when 5-dB hearing improvement is used as threshold, 13 when 10-dB improvement is used as threshold. A clear distribution can be seen, with clustering of low frequencies at the posterior and inferior side of the cochlear nerve, close to the brainstem, and close to the root exit zone of the facial nerve. High frequencies are distributed closer to the internal acoustic meatus and more superiorly along the posterior aspect of the cochlear nerve.The tonotopic organization of the cisternal segment of the cochlear nerve has an oblique rotatory structure as a result of the rotatory course of the cochlear nerve in the posterior fossa. Knowledge of this tonotopic organization of the auditory nerve in its cisternal course might benefit surgeons who perform microvascular decompression operations for the vestibulocochlear compression syndrome, especially in the treatment of unilateral severe tinnitus." @default.
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• W2005471983 date "2004-02-01" @default.
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• W2005471983 title "Functional Anatomy of the Human Cochlear Nerve and Its Role in Microvascular Decompressions for Tinnitus" @default.
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