Classification and Current Management of Inner Ear Malformations

 

I-INNER EAR MALFORMATIONS SUBTYPE
1- Complete Labyrinthine Aplasia (Michel Deformity) a- CLA with hypoplastic or aplastic petrous bone 
b- CLA without otic capsule 
c- CLA with otic capsule
2- Rudimentary Otocyst Incomplete milimetric representations of the otic capsule (round or ovoid in shape) without an IAC, an anomaly between a Michel deformity and common cavity (CC)
3- Cochlear Aplasia a- Cochlear aplasia with normal labyrinth 
b- Cochlear aplasia with a dilated vestibule (CADV)  
4- Common Cavity A single, ovoid or round chamber, representing cochlea and vestibule, IAC usually enters the cavity at its center
5- Cochlear Hypoplasia a- CH-I (Bud-like cochlea) 
b- CH-II (Cystic hypoplastic cochlea) 
c- CH-III (Cochlea with less than 2 turns) 
d- CH-IV (Cochlea with hypoplastic middle and apical turns)
6- Incomplete Partition of the Cochlea a- Incomplete partition type I (IP-I) 
b-Incomplete partition type II (IP-II) 
c- Incomplete partition type III (IP-III)
7- Enlarged Vestibular Aqueduct (EVA) The midpoint between posterior labyrinth and operculum is larger than 1.5 mm on axial sections.
8- Cochlear Aperture Abnormalities Bony cochlear nerve canal<1.4mm  
II- COCHLEAR NERVE ABNORMALITIES SUBTYPE
1- Normal cochlear nerve (CN) CN located in the anterior inferior part of the IAC, entering the cochlea in parasaggital sections
2- Hypoplastic CN Present separate CN but the size is less than the contralateral normal CN or ipsilateral normal facial nerve
3- Absent CN No nerve in the anteroinferior part of the IAC
4- Normal CVN Normally cochlear and vestibular nerves originate at the brainstem together forming the CVN
5- Hypoplastic CVN   CVN is smaller than contralateral CVN or ipsilateral FN
6- Absent CVN CVN is absent , Only facial nerve can be identified

Sennaroğlu L, Bajin MD. Classification and current management of inner ear malformations. Balkan Med J. 2017;34(5):397-411. doi:10.4274/balkanmedj.2017.0367

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