Facial nerve function and hearing preservation acoustic tumor surgery: does the approach matter?
作者： Todd Hillman , Douglas A. Chen , Moises A. Arriaga , Matthew Quigley
DOI: 10.1016/J.OTOHNS.2009.10.015
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摘要: … When classifying HB I and II outcomes together, we did not find a statistically different result between the surgical groups. Upon more critical analysis, however, facial function recovered …
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