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. 2023 Jul 25;19:31. doi: 10.1186/s13005-023-00377-y

Table 2.

Analysis of 37 patients transferred from other centers

Clinical characteristics
Gender
 male 18 (48.6%)
 female 19 (51.4%)
 Age (years) 35.1 ± 15.0 (7–62)
Side
 right 21 (56.8%)
 left 16 (43.2%)
Preoperative grade (H-B)
 V 13 (35.1%)
 VI 24 (64.9%)
Preoperative hearinga
 complete deafness 18 (48.6%)
 conductive hearing loss 10 (27.0%)
 mixed hearing loss 9 (24.3%)
Duration before revision surgery
  < 2 months 19 (51.4%)
 2–6 months 10 (27.0%)
  > 6 months 8 (21.6%)
Site of facial nerve injuryb
 tympanic segment 27 (73.0%)
 second genu 24 (64.9%)
 mastoid segment 8 (21.6%)
 geniculate ganglion 4 (10.8%)
Degree of facial nerve injuryc
 edema 7 (18.9%)
 sheath defective and edema 5 (13.5%)
 superficially transected 2 (5.4%)
 partially transected 4 (10.8%)
 completely transected 19 (51.4%)
Malformation of facial nerve
 anomalous course 1 (2.7%)
 bifurcation 1 (2.7%)
Inner ear injury
 yes 18 (48.6%)
 no 19 (51.4%)
Facial nerve management
 decompression (2 cases combined with axion realignment) 14 (37.8%)
 graft 19 (51.4%)
 Anastomosis 4 (10.8%)
Postoperative grade (H-B)
 I 6 (16.2%)
 II 6 (16.2%)
 III 18 (48.6%)
 IV 5 (13.5%)
 V 2 (5.4%)

aPreoperative hearing: according to 2021 WHO classification of hearing loss

bSite of facial nerve injury: 21 (56.8%) patients suffered from multisegment injury

cDegree of facial nerve injury: superficially transected (< 1/3 of the circumference), partially transected (> 1/3 of the circumference)