PubMed · 14378833
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J Ten Doesschate, M P Lansberg. 1954. [Glaucoma and labyrinth function].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/14378833/
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The translabyrinthine approach has been popularized during the past 30 years for the surgical treatment of acoustic neuromas. It serves as an alternative to the retrosigmoid approach in patients when hearing preservation is not a primary consideration. Patients with a tumor of any size may be treated by the translabyrinthine approach. The corridor of access to the cerebellopontine angle is shifted anteriorly in contrast to the retrosigmoid approach, resulting in minimized retraction of the cerebellum. Successful use of the approach relies on a number of technical nuances that are outlined in this article.