Significats de chronic otitis en anglès

A retroauricular approach is routinely used for treating chronic otitis media.

Four cases had chronic otitis media, three with cholesteatoma and one with polyps.

All patients had mucosal type of chronic otitis media.

Also, the effects of reflux in etiopathogenesis of chronic otitis media and vocal cord lesions are discussed.

Patients and methods: The study included 186 patients who underwent surgery for suppurative chronic otitis media with cholesteatoma.

The aim of the present study was to investigate the consequences of chronic otitis media on inner ear function.

This observational prospective study included patients suffering from chronic otitis media and eligible for therapeutic surgery with a retroauricular approach.

A retrospective study was undertaken of the results of surgery in a series of 782 patients with chronic otitis media.

We report two cases of chronic otitis of the external and middle ear secondary to osteoradionecrosis of the temporal bone.

This observational prospective study describes surgical site infections after chronic otitis media surgery with the retroauricular approach and investigated their potential predictive factors.

Of the 5 temporal bones available for study, 3 had chronic otitis media and 2 had serous otitis media.

Bone resorption predominates in the complicated metaplastic process due to the action of osteoclasts irrespective of the cholesteatoma group or the chronic otitis media group.

We investigated the prevalence of laryngopharyngeal reflux in patients with signs and symptoms of reflux, chronic otitis media and benign and malignant vocal cord lesions.