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Comparison of Sequential Same-Day Middle Ear Surgeries Bilateral
Mastoidectomy, Unilateral Mastoidectomy with Contralateral Tympanoplasty,
and Bilateral Tympanoplasty |
Dept. of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, School of Medicine, Hallym Univ. |
Jun Ho LEE,
Chan Hum PARK, Dong-Kyu KIM, Hae Sang PARK, Hyung-Jong KIM
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¸ñÀû: We evaluated the advantages and outcomes of performing bilateral
simultaneous middle ear surgery for chronic otitis media. For
comprehensive analysis, we compared three subgroups, bilateral
mastoidectomy(MM), unilateral mastoidectomy with contralateral
tympanoplasty(MT), and bilateral tympanoplasty(TT). ¹æ¹ý:A total of 176 ears of 85 patients with chronic otitis media or
cholesteatoma that underwent bilateral same-day surgery. The side
with worse hearing was chosen for the first operation. In the
absence of any intra-operative complications, the contralateral
operation was then performed. °á°ú:. Results of hearing tests did not differ significantly among the three groups except for gained decibels in the TT versus MT groups (P=0.033). The correlation between pre-operative sound field audiometry (SFA) and post-operative SFA were statistical significant. These results indicate that low frequency hearing was recovered immediately, but middle and high frequencies recovered later. Temporary taste change differed statistically among the three groups (P=0.006). There were significantly more revision cases during the postoperative period in the groups that included mastoidectomy (MM group, MT group) (P=0.035). °á·Ð:Bilateral simultaneous middle ear surgery provides good hearing
outcomes, reduces costs and operation times, and has a low
incidence of complications. The results of our study may be
helpful in guiding the otologists decision when performing
bilateral middle ear surgery. This work was accepted and epub
ahead of print at EUROPIAN ACHIVES OF OTO-RHINO-LARYNGOLOGY |
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