Temporal Bone Lab
The activity spectrum of the Hearing Research
Laboratory encompasses projects that require research on human
specimens, such as the evaluation of novel implantation technologies and
surgical training. For these purposes, a fully equipped facility with
several work spaces for anatomical dissections and otologic surgery is
hosted in collaboration with the Institute of Anatomy of the University
of Bern. The Temporal Bone Lab offers the opportunity for experimental
and translational research and has a key function in the transfer of
novel technologies prior to implementation into clinical routine. The
proximity to the Bern University Hospital (Inselspital) permits
concomitant radiological examination of the specimens. Currently
investigated topics include cochlear implantation procedures, endoscopic
approaches to the middle ear and the lateral skull base, as well as the
development of suitable surgical instrumentation.
Teaching
Together with the Department of Otolaryngology, Inselspital
(Bern University Hospital), the Hearing Research Laboratory is
organizing and supporting surgical training and anatomical studies to
enable the refinement of personal surgical skills and one-on-one
teaching by our experienced faculty members.
Dr. Lukas Anschuetz
Hearing Research Laboratory
Murtenstrasse 50
3008 Bern
Switzerland
lukas.anschuetz@insel.ch
Please visit:
http://www.artorg.unibe.ch/research/hrl/research/temporal_bone_lab/index_eng.html