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Dr. Joseph Nadol’s current research focus is the histopathology of the human temporal bone, including those from patients who, in life, had undergone cochlear implantation.
He is interested in anatomic correlates of word recognition and evaluation of damage done to the cochlea and spiral ganglion during implantation and the biologic response, including new bone formation and cellular infiltrates.
To date, more than 70 specimens with a detailed clinical history of deafness and implantation results have been collected. The principal methods used include semi-serial two-dimensional and three-dimensional reconstruction of the inner ear by computer-assisted methods.
He is interested in anatomic correlates of word recognition and evaluation of damage done to the cochlea and spiral ganglion during implantation and the biologic response, including new bone formation and cellular infiltrates.
To date, more than 70 specimens with a detailed clinical history of deafness and implantation results have been collected. The principal methods used include semi-serial two-dimensional and three-dimensional reconstruction of the inner ear by computer-assisted methods.
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LARYNGOSCOPEno. 2 (2024): 945-953
David Bächinger, Noemi Filidoro, Marc Naville,Norman Juchler,Vartan Kurtcuoglu,Joseph B. Nadol Jr., Bernhard Schuknecht,Tobias Kleinjung,Dorothe Veraguth,Andreas H. Eckhard
Audiology & neuro-otologyno. 2 (2023): 94-105
Alicia M Quesnel,Reuven Ishai, Timothy Meehan,Jennifer T O'Malley, Renee Mitchell,Jennifer J Shin,Hugh D Curtin,Joseph B Nadol,Michael J McKenna,Amy F Juliano
Otology & Neurotology (2021)
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