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Brazilian

Journal

of

OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY

ORIGINAL

ARTICLE

Cochlear

implant

revision

surgeries

in

children

Maria

Stella

Arantes

do

Amaral

a,∗

,

Ana

Cláudia

Mirândola

B.

Reis

b

,

Eduardo

T.

Massuda

b

,

Miguel

Angelo

Hyppolito

b

aUniversidadedeSãoPaulo(USP),PósGraduac¸ão,FaculdadedeMedicinadeRibeirãoPreto,HospitaldasClínicas,Divisãode

Otorrinolaringologia,RibeirãoPreto,SP,Brazil

bUniversidadedeSãoPaulo(USP),FaculdadedeMedicinadeRibeirãoPreto,DepartamentodeOftalmologia,

OtorrinolaringologiaeCirurgiadeCabec¸aePescoc¸o,RibeirãoPreto,SP,Brazil

Received6April2017;accepted29January2018 Availableonline16February2018

KEYWORDS Cochlearimplant; Sensorineuralhearing loss; Hearingloss Abstract

Introduction:Thesurgeryduringwhichthecochlearimplantinternaldeviceisimplantedisnot entirelyfreeofrisksandmayproduceproblemsthatwillrequirerevisionsurgeries.

Objective:Toverifytheindicationsforcochlearimplantationrevisionsurgeryforthecochlear implantinternaldevice,itseffectivenessanditscorrelationwithcertainvariablesrelatedto languageandhearing.

Methods:Aretrospectivestudyofpatientsunder18yearssubmittedtocochlearimplantsurgery from2004to2015inapublichospitalinBrazil.Datacollectedwere:ageatthetimeof implan-tation,gender,etiologyofthehearingloss,audiologicalandorallanguagecharacteristicsof eachpatientbeforeandaftercochlearimplantsurgeryandanyneedforsurgicalrevisionand thereasonforit.

Results:Twohundredandsixty-fivesurgerieswereperformedin236patients.Eightpatients received abilateral cochlear implantand 10 patients required revision surgery. Thirty-two surgeries were necessary for these10 children (1 bilateral cochlearimplant), of which 21 wererevisionsurgeries.In2children,cochlearimplantremovalwasnecessary,without reim-plantation,onewith cochlearmalformationduetoincompletepartitiontype Iandanother dueto trauma. With respectto thecause for revisionsurgery,ofthe 8children who were

Pleasecitethisarticle as:AmaralMS,Reis AC,MassudaET,HyppolitoMA. Cochlearimplant revisionsurgeriesin children.Braz J

Otorhinolaryngol.2019;85:290---6.

Correspondingauthor.

E-mail:[email protected](M.S.Amaral).

PeerReviewundertheresponsibilityofAssociac¸ãoBrasileiradeOtorrinolaringologiaeCirurgiaCérvico-Facial.

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bjorl.2018.01.003

1808-8694/©2018Associac¸˜aoBrasileiradeOtorrinolaringologiaeCirurgiaC´ervico-Facial.PublishedbyElsevierEditoraLtda.Thisisanopen

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successfully reimplanted, fourhad cochlearcalcificationfollowing meningitis, onefollowed trauma,oneexhibitedafacialnervemalformation,oneexperiencedafailureofthecochlear implant internaldevice andone revisionsurgery was necessary becausethe electrodewas twisted.

Conclusion: Theincidenceofthecochlearimplantrevisionsurgerywas4.23%.Theperiod fol-lowingtherevisionsurgeriesrevealedanimprovementinthesubject’shearingandlanguage performance,indicatingthatthesesurgeriesarevalidinmostcases.

© 2018 Associac¸˜ao Brasileira de Otorrinolaringologia e Cirurgia C´ervico-Facial. Published by Elsevier Editora Ltda. This is an open access article under the CC BY license (http:// creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). PALAVRAS-CHAVE Implantecoclear; Perdaauditiva neurossensorial; Surdez

Cirurgiasrevisionaisdeimplantecoclearemcrianc¸as Resumo

Introduc¸ão: A cirurgiapara aimplantac¸ão dodispositivo internodo implantecoclearnãoé inteiramentelivrederiscosepodeapresentarproblemasqueexigemcirurgiasrevisionais.

Objetivo: Verificaraincidênciadasindicac¸õesdecirurgiasrevisionaisparaaimplantac¸ãodo dispositivointernodoimplantecoclear,suaefetividadeecorrelacionaràsvariáveisrelacionadas àscategoriasdelinguagemeaudic¸ão.

Método: Estudo retrospectivo de pacientes menores de 18 anos submetidos à cirurgia de implantecoclearde2004a2015emumhospitalpúbliconoBrasil.Osdadoscoletadosforam: idadenomomentodaimplantac¸ão,sexo,etiologiadasurdez,característicasaudiológicaseda linguagemoraldecadapacientenopréepós-operatório,necessidadederevisãocirúrgicae razãoparaela.

Resultados: Foramfeitas265cirurgiasem236pacientes.Oitopacientesforamsubmetidosao implantecoclearbilaterale10necessitaramdecirurgiaderevisão.Foramnecessárias32 cirur-giaspara essas10crianc¸as(umimplantecoclearbilateral),dasquais21 foramcirurgiasde revisão.Emduascrianc¸as,aremoc¸ãodoimplantecoclearfoinecessária,semrealizac¸ãode reimplante;sendoqueumadelasapresentavamalformac¸ãococlear,porpartic¸ãoincompleta tipoI;ea outra,devidoatrauma.Quantoàcausadanecessidadedacirurgiarevisional,dasoito crianc¸asquepermaneceramcomimplantecoclear,quatroapresentaramcalcificac¸ãococlear apósmeningite,seguidadetrauma(1),malformac¸ãodonervofacial(1),falhadodispositivo internodaIC(1)etorc¸ãodofeixedeeletrodos(1).

Conclusão:A incidênciade cirurgiasrevisionaisfoi de4,23%.Opós-operatório dascirurgias revisionaispermiteumamelhorianodesempenhodeaudic¸ãoenalinguagemdospacientes, indicandoqueessascirurgiassãoválidasnamaioriadoscasos.

© 2018 Associac¸˜ao Brasileira de Otorrinolaringologia e Cirurgia C´ervico-Facial. Publicado por Elsevier Editora Ltda. Este ´e um artigo Open Access sob uma licenc¸a CC BY (http:// creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/).

Introduction

Profoundsensorineuralhearinglossimpairstheindividual’s

ability to adequately communicate withthe environment

andcanhaveasignificantimpactonthelifestyleand per-sonalitydevelopmentofindividualswiththisdeficiency.1

Conventionalhearingaidsareeffectiveintreatingmost

hearingimpairments,butsomepatientscannotattainword

andsentencerecognition,evenwithapowerfulhearingaid. TheCochlearImplant(CI)isthecurrentalternativeforthese patients.2

TheCIisanauditorysensoryprosthesisthatallows indi-vidualswithsevereorprofoundsensorineuralhearinglossto

havethesensationof hearingandrecognizethesoundsof

speechthroughelectricalstimulationoftheauditorynerve fibers.Itconsistsofanexternalandaninternalunit,with

thelatterbeinginsertedsurgically. Theinternal CIdevice implantationsurgeryisnotcompletelyfreeofrisksandmay presentproblemsthatwillrequirerevisionsurgeries.3,4

The first report of a CI revision surgery occurred in

1985, by Hochmair-Desoyer and Burian.5 Sincethen,

sev-eralreports have addressed the safetyof this procedure,

including the preservation or increase of speech

percep-tionperformance, although there have also been reports

ofdecreasesinelectrodeactivation,decreasedspeech per-ceptionandintracochleartrauma,suggestingthatcochlear

reimplantationmayhavenegativefunctionalconsequences

in some patients, requiring careful consideration of the

expectedindicationsandbenefits.6---8

Indications for reimplantation follow the classification

proposed by Zeitler. It includes hardware and software

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placement,surgical woundor skinflapcomplications,and

improvedcochlearimplanttechnology.Hardwarefailureis

definedasthecompleteinterruptionofauditoryinputwith

interrupted communication between internal and

exter-nal components. It is diagnosed by a failure in the CI

integrity test. Software failure is suspected in patients

withprogressiveorintermittentperformancefailureorwith non-auditorycomplaintssuchasearache,facialnerve stim-ulation,vertigo, or tinnitus.Device infection may appear asrednessandlossofintegrityoftheskinover the recep-torstimulatororanulceratedwound.Onceaninfectionor deviceexposureissuspected,antibioticsshouldbestarted immediately.Iftheinfectionpersists,deviceexplantationis

recommended,andreimplantationsurgerycanbeplanned

atthreetofourmonthsaftertheevent.Extrusionof

elec-trodes accompanied by decreased auditory performance

also requires reimplantation surgery. Factors related to

the CI internal unit extrusion may be classified as

intra-cochlear,suchasneo-ossificationthatmaypushthebundle ofelectrodesoutofthecochlea,orextracochlear,suchas

adhesionsandfibroticbands withinthe mastoidthatmay

pulltheelectrodebundle.

Especiallyin children, skullgrowth andother extrinsic factors,suchastraumaorinfection,cancausemigrationof theCIinternalunit.Currently,CIrevisionsurgeryisnot

indi-catedtoupdatethecochlearimplantationtechnology,but

itis expectedthatthenumberofreimplantationsurgeries willmarkedlyincreaseinthefutureforthisreason.9,10

Due to the need to advise surgeons on the expected

failurerateandauditoryperformanceafterreimplantation surgery,reports of revision surgeriesarerequired.

There-fore, it is highly recommended to have updated studies

that can clarify these problems and to analyze whether

theresultsvaryover time,withtheimprovementof

elec-trode technology and more modern surgical implantation

techniques.10

Additionally,suchreportscanhelptopatientseducation whoarecandidatesforCIsurgeryontherisksand possibili-tiesofsurgicalreinterventions.

Therefore,theaimofthisstudywastoidentifythe inci-denceofCIrevisionsurgeriesinapublicservicelocatedin thecountrysideofthestateofSãoPaulo,Brazil,accredited bytheMinistryofHealthtoperformthistypeofsurgery,its effectivenessandcorrelatethemtothevariablesrelatedto thedevelopmentofauditoryabilitiesandorallanguage.

Methods

Aretrospectivestudywascarriedoutbyreviewingthe medi-calrecordsofpatientsunder18yearsofagewithsevereand

profoundbilateral hearingloss whounderwentCIsurgery,

who had used the device for at least one year, and had

undergoneCIrevisionsurgerybetween2004and2015.

Data collection began after approval of the Research

Ethics Committee of the institution, under number CAAE

65067317.4.00005440.

Therefore,thefollowingdatawereobtained:ageatthe

timeofimplantation;gender;etiologyofthehearingloss; categoriesofauditory perception(Geers,1984)11 andoral language(Bevilacquaetal.,1996)12ofeachpatient,inthe

pre-andpost-CIphase;CIbrand;needforsurgical reinter-ventionandthereasonthatledtotherevisionsurgery.

The results for quantitative variables are shown as

mean and standard deviation (mean±SD) and

categori-cal variables as frequency/percentages. The comparisons

for independent samples were performed using the

Mann---Whitney test and, for the dependent samples, the

Wilcoxon rank-sum test. Correlations were assessed using

Spearman’stestandthecategoricalvariablesusingthe

Chi-Squaretest. Allanalysisprocedureswere performedusing

JMP® 10.0software(SASInstituteInc,Cary,NC,USA). Sig-nificancewassetatp<0.05.

Results

During thestudy period from2004 to2015, 265 surgeries

wereperformedin236patientswhowereyoungerthan18

yearsofage.Ofthese265operations,eightweresequential bilateralCIimplantation(3.39%).

Ofthe236patientssubmittedtoCIsurgery,10patients requiredrevisionsurgery(4.23%).Thirty-twosurgerieswere necessary inthese10children: thefirst10surgerieswere performedfordeviceimplantation,onebilateralsequential implantationand21(7.92%)revisionsurgeries(Table1).

Ofthe10children submittedtorevisionsurgeries,five

werefemalesandfivemales,withameanageof5.1yearsat thefirstCIsurgery.Themeanageatthetimeoftherevision surgerywas6.5years.

Initially, in these 10 children, five surgeries were

per-formed on the left side, four on the right side, and the

sequential bilateral implantation was performed in one

child.

At the time of the revision surgery, only one child

required change of the reimplantation side (Subject 2)

(Table2),andthischangewasperformedafterthreerevision surgeriesontherightsideand,therefore,thefourthsurgery wasperformedontheleftside,duetotraumaattheCIsite, followedbyexposureoftheelectrodes(Table3).

Regardingthe hearing loss etiology, of the 10 children

who required revision surgery, four lost hearing due to

meningitis,threearestillunderinvestigation(idiopathic),

Table1 Samplecharacterization by numberofsurgeries performedfrom2004to2015andbyindividual.

N % Perpatient Numberofpatients submittedtoCIsurgery 236 100 Numberofpatients submittedtoBilateralCI surgery 8 3.39 Numberofpatients submittedtoàCIrevision surgery 10 4.23 Persurgeries

TotalnumberofCIsurgeries 265 100 NumberofCIrevision

surgeries

21 7.92

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Table2 Datarelatedtoage,genderandimplantedearoftheindividualssubmittedtorevisionsurgery.

Subject Gender AgeatCIsurgery(years) Ageatrevisionsurgery Implantedside Re-implantedside

1 F 5.4 5.6 L L 2 F 3.2 7.4 R L 3 F 3.8 7.0 R R 4 M 4.7 8.0 L L 5 F 8.6 9.5 R R 6 M 3.5 4.2 L L 7 M 1.2 1.2 L L 8 F 6.5 6.5 R R 9 M 1.8 3.3 RandL RandL 10 M 12.3 12.3 L L

CI,cochlearimplant;F,female;M,male;L,left;R,right.

Table3 Datafrompatientssubmittedtorevisionsurgery. Subject Numberof CIsurgeries Numberof revision surgeries Currently hasCI Etiologyofhearing loss

Causeofrevisionsurgery

1 2 1 Yes Idiopathic Twistingoftheelectrode

2 5 4 Yes Idiopathic Trauma

3 5 4 No Genetic---cochlear malformation

Genetic---cochlearmalformation

4 2 1 Yes Idiopathic Genetic---facialnervemalformation 5 2 1 Yes Autoimmune CIfailure

6 5 4 No Ototoxicity Trauma

7 3 2 Yes Meningitis Post-meningitiscalcification---extrusionof theelectrodes

8 2 1 Yes Meningitis Post-meningitiscalcification---false trajectory

9 4 2 Yes Meningitis Post-meningitiscalcification---CIextrusion 10 2 1 Yes Meningitis Post-meningitiscalcification---false

trajectory

CI,CochlearImplant.

onehadanautoimmunepathology,onehadhearinglossdue toototoxicity,andinonehearinglosswasduetocochlear malformation(incompletecochlearpartitionTypeI).Itwas necessary toremovethecochlear implantinternal unitin two children, without reimplantation (Subjects 3 and 6). For Subject 3, who had cochlear malformation, the rea-son forthe removalwasrepetitivemeningitis, which first manifested more than 2years after theinitial CI implan-tation. For Subject 6, the reason was external trauma to the CI region, followed by unresolved skin infection and extrusion of the device despite four revisionsurgical interventions.

Regarding the reason for the revision surgery, of the eightchildrenwhoweresuccessfullyreimplanted,fourhad cochlear calcification after meningitis (two children had extrusionoftheelectrodesandtheCIwasplacedinafalse trajectoryintwoofthem),followedbytraumainonechild. Inanotherchild,thefacialnervepositionnearthecochlea caused facial contraction. The CI internal device failure occurred in one child and in another it was necessary to perform the surgical revision, due tothe twisting of the electrodebundle(Table3).

Seven subjects initially received a Cochlear® CI, one

childreceivedan adaptedbilateral CI,andthreechildren receivedtheMed-el®brandofCI.Itwasnecessarytochange

theCI,maintainingthesamebrand,infourchildren (Sub-jects1,2,7and9).Intwoofthem,theCIbrand(Subjects 4and5)waschanged,sothatultimatelyallimplantswere

replacedby a Cochlear® device.It waselected tochange

fromthefull-bandelectrodetothehalf-bandperimodiolar deviceduetothedesiretopositiontheelectrodescloseto themodiolus,inordertoallowintracochlearstimulationby theelectricfieldthatwasmorelocalizedthanthefull-band electrodes(Table4).

Dataregardingthepatients’hearingandlanguage

cate-gorieswerecollectedinthepre-andpost-CIsurgeryphases withaninterval ofat least oneyear after theCIrevision surgery.Ofthe10childrensubmittedtotherevisionsurgery, eighthadprelingualdeafnessandtwohadpost-lingual deaf-ness(Subjects5and10)(Tables5and6).

Oftheeightchildrenwhoweresuccessfullyreimplanted,

onlyonechild didnotshowimprovementin auditory

per-ception (Subject 4). When we compared results related

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Table4 CharacterizationofdevicesinthephasesofCIandrevisionsurgeries,perpatient(n=10).

Subject Brandof1stCI ChangedtheCI Brandof2ndCI Comment

1 Cochlear® Yes Cochlear®

2 Cochlear® Yes Cochlear®

3 Cochlear® No CIremoved

4 Med-el® Yes Cochlear®

5 Med-el® Yes Cochlear®

6 Cochlear® No CIremoved

7 Cochlear® Yes Cochlear®

8 Cochlear® No

9 BilateralCochlear® Yes--- Yes BilateralCochlear®

10 Med-el® No

CI,cochlearimplant.

Table5 Distributionoftheresults,relatedtothehearingcategory,11inthepre-CIandpost-revisionsurgeryphasesandgender,

perpatient(n=10).

Subject Gender Pre-CI Post-CI Improvement Comment

1 F 0 1 Y 2 F 1 6 Y 3 F 1 0 N CIremoved 4 M 1 1 N 5 F 2 6 Y 6 M 0 0 N CIremoved 7 M 1 3 Y 8 F 1 3 Y 9 M 0 3 Y 10 M 2 6 Y Mann---Whitneyp=0.83 Wilcoxon p=0.0234

CI,cochlearimplant;F,female;M,male;Y,yes;N,no.

Table6 Distributionofresultsrelatedtolanguagecategory,12inthepre-CIandpost-revisionsurgeryphasesandgender,per

patient(n=10).

Subject Gender Pre-CI Post-CI Improvement Comment

1 F 1 1 N 2 F 1 5 Y 3 F 1 1 N CIremoved 4 M 1 1 N 5 F 4 5 Y 6 M 1 1 N CIremoved 7 M 1 2 Y 8 F 1 2 Y 9 M 1 3 Y 10 M 2 5 Y Mann---Whitneyp=0.91 Wilcoxon p=0.0313

CI,cochlearimplant;F,female;M,male;Y,yes;N,no.

surgeryphases,asignificantdifferencewasobservedafter therevisionsurgery(WilcoxonSignedRanktest,p=0.0234) (Table5).

There was no correlation between the results of the

Hearing Category, obtained in the two studied phases,

whenconsidering theage variable(Spearman’srho=0.13;

p=0.723); nor there was any association with gender

(Mann---Whitney test, p=0.83). A weak correlation was

observedwhenanalyzingtheHearingCategoryperformance

inthepre-CIandpost-revisionsurgeryphaseswiththe sub-ject’sageatthetimeoftheCIrevisionsurgery(Spearman’s rho=0.31,p=0.38).

Theresults ofthe subjects’Language performanceare

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reimplanted,twodidnotshowimprovementintheLanguage Categories12(Subjects1and4)(Table6).

When comparing the results related to the Language

Category12inthepre-CIandpost-revisionsurgeryphases,a statisticallysignificantimprovement(WilcoxonSignedRank Test,p=0.0313)wasobservedinsixofthesubjects,witha changeinatleastonecategory(Table6).

There wasno correlation between the Language

Cate-goryresultsinthetwoassessedphasesbytheagevariable (Spearman’srho=0.044,p=0.903)andtherewasno associa-tionwiththegendervariable(Mann---Whitneytest;p=0.91).

Therewasnocorrelation between theLanguage Category

performanceinthepre-CIandpost-revisionsurgeryphases andthesubject’sageatthetimeoftheCIrevisionsurgery (Spearman’srho=0.203;p=0.574).

Discussion

The indication for CIinternal device implantation surgery shouldconsiderthepossible needfor arevision operation ifclinicaltreatmentisnoteffective.Inthisstudy,thedata showedthat4.3%,ofthepatientsrequiredrevisionsurgery which is comparableto data from the literature (Lasig ---3.2%,Cote---5.4%, Battmer---3.8%).13---15 Ina comparative

study between adults and children, Brown et al.(2009)16

found a mean rate of 5.5%; 7.5% in children and 3.8% in

adults. Cullen et al. (2008)17 found a higher percentage

(11.2%)whenstudyingtwolargeCIservices,with approxi-mately1000childrenreceivingCIsduringthe14-yearperiod.

We observed that the etiology that most frequently

required revision surgery wasmeningitis, withfour of 10

children(40%)requiringthisprocedure.Therefore,patients withthisetiologywhoarecandidatesforCIsurgery,should

definitelyreceive informationabout thepossibleneed for

revision, as it is known that the chance of the need for

surgical revision is higher withthis pathology, due to the possibilityofcochlear calcificationaftermeningitis,which wasnotedinfourchildreninthisstudy.Thisincidence dif-fersfromthatfoundbyManrique-Huarteetal.(2016)10(1of 26patientsyoungerthan18years),maybeduetothehigher incidenceofmeningitisinourregion.

Coteetal.(2007)14reportedtheneedforsurgical

rein-tervention in 13.3% of the procedures performed in their

service,mostfrequentlysecondarytotrauma,ina popula-tionof adultsand children;a traumaticetiologyoccurred onlyinchildren.Thesedatacorroboratethefindingsofour study,sincein2(20%)ofthe10childrensubmittedto sur-gicalrevision,traumawasthecauseofthereintervention

andonechildhadtheinternaldeviceremovedandnot

re-implanted.

Studies indicate that revision surgery in the pediatric

population is more common, both because of surgical

complicationsandthegreaterlikelihoodoftraumainvolving theimplantedunit.17

Thus,we emphasisthattheinvolved professionalteam

theimportancetoadvisepatientsandfamiliesabout avoid-ingtraumatotheimplantbothbeforeCIsurgeryandlater duringtheirfollow-up.

A geneticetiologywasfound intwoof the10children

(20%)whorequiredrevisionsurgery,corroboratingthedata

reportedbyManrique-Huarteetal.(2016),10whofoundthis etiologyin19.2%ofpatientsyoungerthan18years.

Comparedwiththeinternaldevicefailureratespublished intheliterature,thepresentstudyshows afailureratein only10%ofcases(onechild),whichwasremediedby replac-ingtheCI,whichisdifferentthanthepercentageshownby Manrique-Huarteetal.(2016),10whichwas65.39%,thatis, 17of26childrenandadultpatientssubmittedtosurgeryat theirCenter.Thatstudyalsoreportedaninadequate elec-trodeinitialplacement,in5of26patients(19.2%),whereas itwas10%inthepresentstudysample.

Weobservedsignificantimprovementinhearingand

lan-guage whenwe comparedthe pre- and post-CI testing in

both the results of the hearing (p=0.0234) and language

(p=0.0313) categories, similartothat presented byRivas etal.(2008),6whoobservedhearingperformance improve-mentinthepostoperativeperiodin73% oftheirpatients. Cullenetal.(2008)17consideredthatthechildren’s

perfor-mance after the revision surgery was probably the same

or better than that before the procedure. However, this

improvement may requireseveral monthsor even a year

aftertherevisionsurgery,whichshouldalsobepartofthe informationprovidedtothefamily.

Another important factor to be considered is for CI

providers is to analyze and record the revision surgeries

regardless of the age group. The results of this analysis

shouldsupportactionstoimprovethequalityofguidelines, indicationsandinterventionsinpatientswhoarecandidates forCIsurgeryorCIusersand,thus,reducetheincidenceof reimplantationintheseservices.

Thisstudysuggeststhat,inadequatelyselectedpatients,

thebenefitofrevisionsurgerymayoutweigh theinherent

surgical risks. In the pediatric population, the

par-ents/guardiansshouldbeadvisedabout revisionsurgeries, theirmostfrequentcauses,risksandtheperformanceofthe childrenaftertheprocedure.

Conclusion

The incidence of revision surgeries was4.23%. The

post-operativeperiodoftherevisionsurgeriesdemonstratedan

improvementinthesubjects’hearingandlanguage

perfor-mance,showingthatthesurgicalindicationisvalidinthese cases.

Conflicts

of

interest

Theauthorsdeclarenoconflictsofinterest.

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