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Dislocation of cochlear implant magnet during 1.5 Tesla magnetic resonance imaging despite head bandaging, and its repositioning using an endoscopic approach.
Journal of Laryngology and Otology 2018 October
BACKGROUND: Dislocation of the cochlear implant magnet is an uncommon but recognised complication of magnetic resonance imaging in a patient with a cochlear implant.Case reportThis paper reports a case of cochlear implant magnet dislocation despite head bandaging. The patient subsequently underwent endoscopic repositioning of the magnet under general anaesthesia. The cochlear implant system was tested intra-operatively and confirmed to be functioning. The patient was well at follow up and the small wound healed well with no complications.
CONCLUSION: This report presents the endoscopic technique as a viable minimally invasive surgical approach to address cochlear implant magnet dislocation.
CONCLUSION: This report presents the endoscopic technique as a viable minimally invasive surgical approach to address cochlear implant magnet dislocation.
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