| pubmed-article:20172392 | pubmed:abstractText | Percutaneous cochlear implantation (PCI) surgery uses patient-specific customized microstereotactic frames to achieve a single drill-pass from the lateral skull to the cochlea, avoiding vital anatomy. We demonstrate the use of a specific microstereotactic frame, called a "microtable," to perform PCI surgery on cadaveric temporal bone specimens. | lld:pubmed |
