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CASE REPORTS

From urinary tract infection to cochlear implantation: A case report

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Pages 44-47 | Received 29 May 2019, Accepted 24 Sep 2019, Published online: 14 Oct 2019

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Figure 1. (A) Pure tone audiogram of the patient after the first septic meningitis. (B) Preoperative pure tone audiogram of the patient, having suffered second sepsis.

Figure 1. (A) Pure tone audiogram of the patient after the first septic meningitis. (B) Preoperative pure tone audiogram of the patient, having suffered second sepsis.

Figure 2. Preoperative MRI (A, axial; C, coronal) and CT (B, axial; D, coronal) showed normal cochlear and vestibular fluid spaces, with no imaging evidence of labyrinthitis. Specifically, MRI showed no abnormal obliteration, signal change, or contrast enhancement of fluid spaces, and CT did not show ossification.

Figure 2. Preoperative MRI (A, axial; C, coronal) and CT (B, axial; D, coronal) showed normal cochlear and vestibular fluid spaces, with no imaging evidence of labyrinthitis. Specifically, MRI showed no abnormal obliteration, signal change, or contrast enhancement of fluid spaces, and CT did not show ossification.