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BiomedicinesObjectives: This study aimed to evaluate the clinical and hearing outcomes of patients with cholesteatomatous chronic otitis media using the ChOLE classification system and to assess its utility in predicting recurrence, guiding surgical approach, and ...
Yusuf Arslanhan, Berkay Guzel
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Surgical Technique and Recurrence in Cholesteatoma: A Meta-Analysis
Audiology and Neurotology, 2013Conflicting reports and surgeon opinions have contributed to a long-standing debate regarding the merits of the intact canal wall versus canal wall down approach to cholesteatoma. The objective of this analysis was to identify and synthesize available data concerning rates of recidivism after the two primary types of cholesteatoma surgery.
Julia, Tomlin +3 more
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Recurrent and residual disease in cholesteatoma surgery
Clinical Otolaryngology, 1978Recurrent and residual disease in cholesteatoma surgery This is an analysis of 1024 primary cases of mastoid surgery for cholesteatoma operated upon during a 10-year period at the Otologic Medical Group, Inc. Our philosophy of management of the mastoid in these cases has been as follows: (1) avoid an open mastoid cavity when possible; (2) perform ...
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Recurrence Rate of Cholesteatoma With Autoclaved Incus Autograft
Otology & Neurotology, 2014To study the long-term recurrence rate of cholesteatoma with autoclaved incus autograft.Prospective observational study between 1994 and 2009. The incus remnants were autoclaved at 134°C for 24 minutes at 205 kPa. The mean follow-up duration was 65.5 months, with a minimum follow-up duration of 31 months and a maximum follow-up duration of 186 months ...
Woo-Young, Yang, Carl, Watson
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Acquired and recurrent cholesteatoma
1985I have been interested in the pathogenesis of cholesteatoma, since I experienced cases of postoperative recurrent cholesteatoma. It was better observed at the second revision surgery of staged tympanoplasty.
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Can recurrent cholesteatoma be avoided?
Clinical Otolaryngology, 1978After closed operation techniques recurrences of cholesteatoma are often caused by retraction of squamous epithelium under the bony annulus, under which it spreads into the attic or the mastoid cavity. Consequently, retractions under the bony annulus can be avoided, if the annulus is removed.
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Comamonas testosteroni meningitis in a patient with recurrent cholesteatoma.
APMIS : acta pathologica, microbiologica, et immunologica Scandinavica, 2003Comamonas testosteroni, a lesser-known member of the genus, has shown little apparent capacity for causing infections in humans. We here present a case of purulent meningitis due to C. testosteroni, which occurred in a patient who had recurrent cholesteatoma. Ceftriaxone treatment was not effective in this patient even though in vitro the bacteria were
Arda B. +5 more
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Etiopathogenetic aspects of recurrent cholesteatoma development
International Congress Series, 2003Abstract The causes of cholesteatoma development have been interpreted in different ways. The object of our study was to present the most frequent causes of recurring cholesteatomas on the basis of our investigations. The prospective study carried out at the Institute for Otorhinolaryngology and Maxillofacial Surgery included 120 patients treated ...
Nenad Arsovic +5 more
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Recurrent facial palsy in intrapetrous cholesteatoma
Indian Journal of Otolaryngology, 1987A thirty-eight year old male presenting with recurrent facial palsy, profound hearing impairment and a past history of otitis media was found on computed tomography to have erosion of petrous apex and internal auditory canal. At surgery an intrapetrous cholesteatoma was found which was excised by the translabyrinthine route.
D. A. Tandon +2 more
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Cholesteatoma Surgery: Residual and Recurrent Disease
Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, 1977This is an analysis of 1,024 primary cases of mastoid surgery for cholesteatoma operated upon during a ten-year period at the Otologic Medical Group, inc. Our philosophy of management of the mastoid in these cases has been as follows: 1) avoid an open mastoid cavity when possible; 2) perform the operation in two stages if necessary; 3) reexplore the ...
J L, Sheehy, D E, Brackmann, M D, Graham
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