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Advanced Otosclerosis Surgeries via HD Videoconferencing: A Case Study from the Netherlands and France

This HD videoconferencing session connects the University Medical Center Utrecht and Causse Ear Clinic Béziers to present three intricate cases of otosclerosis managed by surgeon Robert Vincent. Each case delves into the challenges of primary and revision surgeries, illustrating patient histories, examination findings, and audiometric evaluations. The cases highlight innovative distance learning in otologic surgery, offering valuable insights for healthcare professionals aimed at improving surgical outcomes and patient care.

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Advanced Otosclerosis Surgeries via HD Videoconferencing: A Case Study from the Netherlands and France

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  1. HD Videoconferencing Distance Learning Program Direct Live Link between the University Medical Center Utrecht (Netherlands) and the Causse Ear Clinic Béziers (France) Tuesday December 3, 2013 Surgeon: Robert Vincent (Causse Ear Clinic, Béziers – France) Case 1: Otosclerosis Primary Surgery Case 2: Otosclerosis Revision Surgery Case 3: Otosclerosis Primary Surgery

  2. HD Videoconferencing Distance Learning Program Case 1: Otosclerosis Primary Surgery (Right Ear) 08:15 am (provisional) 51 year old male Left failed primary otosclerosis in 2008 (other surgeon). Revision left otosclerosis (same surgeon) in 2010: eroded incus, Ossiculoplasty with TORP (malleus-to-stapedotomy procedure). Good initial result over 2 years followed by recurrent ABG. Right progressive ABG. Surgical decision: right primary surgery first and left second revision 1 year later. Otoscopy: normal R. Vincent. Case 1 - Otosclerosis Primary Surgery

  3. HD Videoconferencing Distance Learning Program Pure Tone Audiometry: R. Vincent. Case 1 - Otosclerosis Primary Surgery

  4. HD Videoconferencing Distance Learning Program Case 2: Otosclerosis Revision Surgery (Right Ear) 09:30 am (provisional) 51 year old male Left primary surgery for otosclerosis in 2000 (other surgeon): good and stable result. Right failed primary surgery (other surgeon) in 2007. Failed right revision in 2008 (other surgeon): partiallly eroded incus; ossiculoplasty with stapes piston: good initial result followed by recurrent ABG over the last few months. Otoscopy: normal Tuning fork: Weber test lateralized towards the right ear R. Vincent. Case 2 – Revision Otosclerosis

  5. HD Videoconferencing Distance Learning Program Pure Tone Audiometry: R. Vincent. Case 2 – Revision Otosclerosis

  6. HD Videoconferencing Distance Learning Program Case 3: Otosclerosis Primary Surgery (Right Ear) 11:30 am (provisional) 53 year old female Progressive right-sided hearing loss No tinnitus nor dizziness Positive family history of otosclerosis Personal history negative Otoscopy: normal Tuning fork: Weber test lateralized towards the right ear R. Vincent. Case 3 – Otosclerosis Primary Surgery

  7. HD Videoconferencing Distance Learning Program Pure Tone Audiometry: R. Vincent. Case 3 – Otosclerosis Primary Surgery

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