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Ear Surgery Information Center, supported by Saratoga Ear & Sinus Surgery, P.C. and Mark Levenson, MD, F.A.C.S.

ESIC News

Healthy Living: Otosclerosis

Healthy Living: Otosclerosis. Otosclerosis is the most common cause of progressive conductive hearing loss in adults. Dr. Mark Levenson talks with YNN Medical Reporter, Marcie Fraser, about Otosclerosis.

New videos posted to the ESIC website

  • Dr. Levenson removes a congenital cholesteatoma
  • Dr. Levenson performs CO2 laser stapedectomy procedure
  • Dr. Levenson interviewed about stapedectomy ear surgery using CO2 Laser
  • Visit the ESIC YouTube channel...

From military device to life-saving surgery tool

  • Perfect Mirror is used to simplify and expand use of minimally invasive laser surgery
  • Some surgeons say new tool is easier to use than a scalpel and safer for patients
  • Senior neurosurgeon saw patient with brain tumor recover in three days
  • Company plans to market fiber optic tool beyond the U.S. to Europe and Asia

Implants sounding better

A generation ago, restoring hearing in people who were profoundly deaf seemed unrealistic, if not impossible. Today, a growing fraction of the half-million Americans who suffer severe hearing loss are using cochlear implants, a sophisticated and controversial technology that many think is nothing short of a miracle.

The changing deaf culture

Will cochlear implants change deaf culture? Deaf culture - the shared language, art and history of deaf people - has moved in a matter of decades from a period of isolation and repression to a time when the wider society has come to appreciate its beauty, richness and strength.

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