Table 1 Patients’ demographics, audiological and otological indications for surgery
From: Three year experience with the cochlear BAHA attract implant: a systematic review of the literature
Study | No of patients | Gender | Mean age (years), age range | Audiological indications | Otological indications |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Baker 2015 [23] | 6 | 4 M, 2 F | 10.7 (5–15) | 5 Unilateral SNHL 1 CHL | N/A |
Gawecki 2016 [19] | 20 | 7 M, 13 F | 49.8 (25–67) | 11 Bilateral Mixed HL 1 Bilateral CHL 8 Unilateral SNHL | 8 COM 3 Atresia of EAC 8 otosclerosis 1 post-mumps |
Deveze 2015 [6] | 1 | 1Â M | 65 | Unilateral SNHL | Post Ramsey-Hunt |
16 | 6 M, 10 F | 28 (5–52) | N/A | 14 COM 2 Atresia of EAC | |
Marsella 2015 [25] | 3 | N/A | 25 (8–44) | 3 CHL | 2 Atresia of EAC 1 post-mastoidectomy |
Clamp 2015 [2] Briggs 2015 [22] | 27 | 12Â M, 15Â F | 47.5 (range N/A) | 17 CHL 10 Unilateral SNHL | N/A |
Powell 2015 [26] | 6 | N/A | 16 (8–46) | 2 Bilateral CHL 3 Unilateral CHL, Contralateral Mixed HL 1 Unilateral SNHL | 1 SSD 2 LVAS and Mondini 1 Atresia of EAC 1 Meatal stenosis 1 primary ciliary dyskinesia |
Carr 2015 [26] | 10 | 5 M, 5 F | 45.8 (21–60) | 7 CHL 3 Unilateral SNHL | 5 COM 1 Otosclerosis 1 Meatal stenosis 3 SSD |