Facial nerve in the nerve integrity monitor care down with the experience of cochlear implantation.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Facial nerve in the nerve integrity monitor care down with the experience of cochlear implantation Of: Wang Feng, Dubai Ru, Wang Yu, Yan Party [Keywords:] facial nerve monitor; cochlear implant; room nursing Iatrogenic injury to the facial nerve, the prevention should be the first place. Neural integrity monitor feedback from the facial nerve to the location, range and intraoperative facial nerve functional status, making the facial nerve during surgery to prevent an important means of iatrogenic injury [ 1]. also known as cochlear implants or cochlear implant, a bionic device simulation of the cochlea, the Department of ears for the very severe risk of sensorineural hearing loss by cochlear function as a simulation can help change the sound power listening devices, to improve their hearing. The part of the surgically implanted in the body (the cochlea or cochlear), and the rest such as hearing aids worn in vitro [2]. It works in the environment of mechanical signals are converted to electrical signals, and cochlea of the incoming electrical signals to stimulate the remaining auditory nerve leaving patients with some degree of hearing patients. Many cochlear implant recipients, patients not only can hear the sound, and can communicate with the language [3]. because of the facial nerve The peculiar anatomy of the middle ear into the middle ear surgery may be due to anatomical variations, middle ear disease and the technical causes of facial nerve injury, the key is prevention [4]. Therefore, in the middle ear surgery for facial nerve monitoring is prevention of iatrogenic facial nerve injury an important tool. 1 Materials and Methods The clinical data of 1.1 degree from the December 2000 -2009 in June in the NIM - Response2.0 monitoring of facial nerve monitor implementation of different types of under 279 cases of cochlear devices, 161 cases of male and female 118 cases; aged 1 to 48 years; language 216 patients before the