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Volume 94 - March 1980

Contents

Page 6 of 10

Clinical records

Research Article

Clinical records

Research Article

Clinical records

Research Article

Clinical records

  • A simplified technique for the management of acquired stenosis of the external auditory canal

  • T. Soliman, A. Fatt-Hi, M. Abdel Kadir
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    29 June 2007, pp. 549-552

  • Acquired stenosis of the external auditory canal is known to be a surgical problem. This is indicated by the fact that numerous techniques have been devised. A simple but successful technique has been used by the authors. Excision of the subepithelial stenotic tissue and a wedge of skin from the floor of the external auditory canal is done, and a rubber tube is inserted inside the external canal for six weeks. Thirteen out of 16 operations have shown the validity of this technique.

    Stenosis of the external auditory canal (Fig. 1) has various aetiological causes, and the stenotic area may affect the whole length of the external auditory canal or just a small segment.

    In view of the fact that so many possible causes exist, numerous techniques have been used to treat this problem surgically, and this illustrates that the repair may be difficult.

    Considerable pessimism appears in the literature. Reference to failures may be found in many publications (Anthony, 1957; Beales, 1974). A simple but effective technique is needed, and this is our aim.

Research Article

Clinical records

Research Article

Clinical records

  • Hearing loss due to noise trauma

  • Part of:
  • David Y. Chung, R. Patrick Gannon
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    29 June 2007, pp. 419-423
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  • Three different types of noise-induced hearing loss have been reported in the literature. The two less common types are described here. Three cases of thesetwo types from our clinic are reported. Since these 2 types of noise-induced hearing loss often involve low frequencies it is important to recognize them in compensation cases.

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