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Radiological Findings of Michel Aplasia

Ayse Umul, Hakan Demirtas, and Ahmet Orhan Celik.




Abstract

Introduction: Congenital abnormalities of the inner ear is the most common cause of neurosensory hearing loss. Michel inner ear deformity is a rare developmental anomaly refers to the total aplasia of the inner ear. It is caused by developmental arrest of otic placode early during the third week of gestational age. Case report: We have discussed here that three year old girl diagnosed Michel aplasia with temporal bone computed tomography (CT) and temporal magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) findings.

Key words: neurosensory, aplasia, otic placode, imaging findings.






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