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Otosclerosis Surgery Complications

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Abstract

• Confirm audiometric results with tuning fork (512 cycles per second) and speech reception using Barany masker in contralateral ear.

• Manage anatomical and pathologic conditions of the external ear canal before the stapedotomy.

• In unilateral conductive hearing loss, consider malleus and/or incus fixation.

• Stapedotomy is preferred to stapedectomy in otosclerosis surgery.

• Prosthesis length must be carefully assessed.

• In sensorineural hearing loss after stapedotomy suspect reparative granuloma.

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(2008). Otosclerosis Surgery Complications. In: Ear Surgery. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-77412-9_1

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