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Research ArticleHead and Neck Imaging

Etiology-Specific Mineralization Patterns in Patients with Labyrinthitis Ossificans

K. Buch, B. Baylosis, A. Fujita, M.M. Qureshi, K. Takumi, P.C. Weber and O. Sakai
American Journal of Neuroradiology February 2019, DOI: https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A5985
K. Buch
aFrom the Departments of Radiology (K.B., B.B., A.F., M.M.Q., K.T., O.S.)
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B. Baylosis
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A. Fujita
aFrom the Departments of Radiology (K.B., B.B., A.F., M.M.Q., K.T., O.S.)
dDepartment of Radiology (A.F.), Jichi Medical University, Shimotsuke, Tochigi, Japan.
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M.M. Qureshi
aFrom the Departments of Radiology (K.B., B.B., A.F., M.M.Q., K.T., O.S.)
bRadiation Oncology (M.M.Q., P.C.W., O.S.)
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K. Takumi
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P.C. Weber
bRadiation Oncology (M.M.Q., P.C.W., O.S.)
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O. Sakai
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bRadiation Oncology (M.M.Q., P.C.W., O.S.)
cOtolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery (O.S.), Boston Medical Center, Boston University School of Medicine, Boston, Massachusetts
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    Fig 1.

    Example of LO mineralization grades (0–4) within the basal turn of the cochlea. Axial, noncontrast temporal bone images through the basal turn of the cochlea demonstrate various grades of mineralization/ossification. A, Grade 0, no evidence of mineralization/ossification. B, Grade 1, mineralization/ossification between 0% and 25%. C, Grade 2, mineralization/ossification between 25% and 50%. D, Grade 3, mineralization/ossification between 50% and 75%. E, Grade 4, Mineralization/ossification of >75%.

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    Example of LO mineralization grades (0–4) within the lateral semicircular canal. Axial, noncontrast temporal bone images through the lateral semicircular canals demonstrate various grades of mineralization/ossification. A, Grade 0, no evidence of mineralization/ossification. B, Grade 1, mineralization/ossification between 0% and 25%. C, Grade 2, mineralization/ossification between 25% and 50%. D, Grade 3, mineralization/ossification between 50% and 75%. E, Grade 4, mineralization/ossification of >75%.

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    Table 1:

    Distribution of labyrinthitis ossificans grade by membranous labyrinthine structuresa

    No.MeanSD
    Overall
        Apical turn of cochlea570.811.51
        Middle turn of cochlea570.861.46
        Basal turn of cochlea571.041.48
        Vestibule580.551.14
        Lateral semicircular canal581.811.37
        Posterior semicircular canal581.311.56
        Superior semicircular canal581.021.54
    Right side
        Apical turn of cochlea310.901.60
        Middle turn of cochlea310.941.48
        Basal turn of cochlea311.261.57
        Vestibule320.661.18
        Lateral semicircular canal322.031.40
        Posterior semicircular canal321.501.59
        Superior semicircular canal321.251.63
    Left side
        Apical turn of cochlea260.691.41
        Middle turn of cochlea260.771.45
        Basal turn of cochlea260.771.34
        Vestibule260.421.10
        Lateral semicircular canal261.541.30
        Posterior semicircular canal261.081.52
        Superior semicircular canal260.731.40
    • Note:—No. indicates the total number of patients.

    • ↵a LO grades stratified by each structure in the membranous labyrinth and stratified for the left-versus-right ear.

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    Table 2:

    Comparing mean labyrinthitis ossificans grade by anatomic location

    Apical Turn of CochleaMiddle Turn of CochleaBasal Turn of CochleaVestibuleLateral Semicircular CanalPosterior Semicircular CanalSuperior Semicircular Canal
    Apical turn of cochlea–0.839.377.371.001.071.423
    Middle turn of cochlea–.490.256.001.109.539
    Basal turn of cochlea–.061.011.342.966
    Vestibule–<.001.004.069
    Lateral semicircular canal–.060.004
    Posterior semicircular canal–.308
    Superior semicircular canal–
    • Note:—indicates analysis is based on 57 ears; data are P values.

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    Table 3:

    Comparing mean labyrinthitis ossificans grade by chronic otomastoiditisa

    Mean (SE)P Value
    No Chronic Otomastoiditis (n = 35)Chronic Otomastoiditis (n = 23)
    Apical turn of cochleab0.79 (0.29)0.82 (0.35).947
    Middle turn of cochleab0.80 (0.28)0.96 (0.34).720
    Basal turn of cochleab0.98 (0.29)1.23 (0.35).578
    Vestibule0.44 (0.22)0.76 (0.27).347
    Lateral semicircular canal1.81 (0.23)1.74 (0.28).853
    Posterior semicircular canal1.13 (0.26)1.54 (0.33).328
    Superior semicircular canal0.75 (0.26)1.39 (0.32).136
    • Note:—n indicates the number of ears; SE, standard error.

    • ↵a LO grade for each structure within the membranous labyrinth is reported stratified by risk factor. P value is from a mixed-effects model.

    • ↵b Analysis based on 57 ears (34 with no chronic otomastoiditis and 23 with chronic otomastoiditis).

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    Table 4:

    Comparing mean labyrinthitis ossificans grade by meningitisa

    Mean (SE)P Value
    No Meningitis (n = 52)Meningitis (n = 6)
    Apical turn of cochleab0.84 (0.23)0.50 (0.71).657
    Middle turn of cochleab0.88 (0.23)0.72 (0.70).829
    Basal turn of cochleab1.11 (0.24)0.81 (0.73).697
    Vestibule0.63 (0.18)0.04 (0.55).317
    Lateral semicircular canal1.77 (0.19)1.91 (0.56).806
    Posterior semicircular canal1.22 (0.22)1.96 (0.65).296
    Superior semicircular canal1.0 (0.22)0.94 (0.64).925
    • ↵a LO grade for each structure within the membranous labyrinth is reported stratified by risk factor. P value is from a mixed-effects model.

    • ↵b Analysis is based on 57 ears (51 without meningitis and 6 with meningitis).

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    Table 5:

    Comparing mean labyrinthitis ossificans grade by sickle cell diseasea

    Mean (SE)P Value
    No Sickle Cell Disease (n = 51)Sickle Cell Disease (n = 7)
    Apical turn of cochleab0.79 (0.24)0.91 (0.65).858
    Middle turn of cochleab0.89 (0.23)0.67 (0.63).738
    Basal turn of cochleab1.15 (0.24)0.50 (0.65).349
    Vestibule0.63 (0.18)0.09 (0.50).316
    Lateral semicircular canal1.84 (0.19)1.40 (0.51).422
    Posterior semicircular canal1.32 (0.22)1.11 (0.60).747
    Superior semicircular canal1.09 (0.22)0.37 (0.60).261
    • ↵a LO grade for each structure within the membranous labyrinth is reported stratified by risk factor. P value is from a mixed-effects model.

    • ↵b Analysis is based on 57 ears (50 with no sickle cell disease and 7 with sickle cell disease).

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    Table 6:

    Comparing mean labyrinthitis ossificans grade by traumaa

    Mean (SE)P Value
    No Trauma (n = 50)Trauma (n = 8)
    Apical turn of cochleab0.75 (0.24)1.15 (0.60).535
    Middle turn of cochleab0.80 (0.23)1.25 (0.58).477
    Basal turn of cochleab1.0 (0.24)1.58 (0.60).372
    Vestibule0.59 (0.18)0.44 (0.46).763
    Lateral semicircular canal1.82 (0.19)1.55 (0.48).605
    Posterior semicircular canal1.36 (0.21)0.50 (0.52).130
    Superior semicircular canal1.03 (0.22)0.66 (0.54).528
    • ↵a LO grade for each structure within the membranous labyrinth is reported stratified by risk factor. P value is from a mixed-effects model.

    • ↵b Analysis is based on 57 ears (49 with no trauma and 8 with trauma).

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    Table 7:

    Comparing mean labyrinthitis ossificans grade by surgerya

    Mean (SE)P Value
    No Surgery (n = 47)Surgery (n = 11)
    Apical turn of cochleab0.74 (0.24)1.07 (0.51).553
    Middle turn of cochleab0.74 (0.23)1.41 (0.49).223
    Basal turn of cochleab0.84 (0.23)2.07 (0.48).027
    Vestibule0.30 (0.16)1.67 (0.33).001
    Lateral semicircular canal1.49 (0.15)3.04 (0.32)<.001
    Posterior semicircular canal0.99 (0.20)2.44 (0.43).004
    Superior semicircular canal0.75 (0.22)2.13 (0.45).008
    • ↵a LO grade for each structure within the membranous labyrinth is reported stratified by risk factor. P value is from a mixed-effects model.

    • ↵b Analysis is based on 57 ears (47 with no prior temporal bone surgery and 10 with prior temporal bone surgery).

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    Table 8:

    Comparing mean labyrinthitis ossificans grade by any conditiona

    Mean (SE)P Value
    No Risk Factor (n = 11)Any Risk Factor (n = 47)
    Apical turn of cochleab0.33 (0.49)0.92 (0.24).280
    Middle turn of cochleab0.22 (0.47)1.03 (0.24).132
    Basal turn of cochleab0.35 (0.48)1.26 (0.24).095
    Vestibule0.01 (0.37)0.71 (0.19).097
    Lateral semicircular canal1.29 (0.40)1.90 (0.19).181
    Posterior semicircular canal0.65 (0.46)1.44 (0.23).136
    Superior semicircular canal0.45 (0.47)1.15 (0.23).190
    • ↵a LO grade is reported per membranous labyrinth structure based on patients with an identified LO risk factor compared with those without a risk factor. P value is from a mixed-effects model.

    • ↵b Analysis is based on 57 ears (11 with no condition and 46 with a condition).

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American Journal of Neuroradiology Feb 2019, DOI: 10.3174/ajnr.A5985

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