Otologic Trauma — Flashcards

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_____ otosclerosis is the most common type of otosclerosis.

_____ is seen in tubotympanic disease, where the ear discharge shields the round window from sound waves, and the hearing improves

Is myringotomy recommended for a bulging pus filled tympanic membrane with a impending rupture?_____

Persistent middle ear effusion beyond _____ weeks is managed using a myringotomy

_____ phenomenon is a feature of cochlear pathologies like an Meniere's disease.

Parietal blow often leads to _____ fractures of the temporal bone

What is the presenting symptom of otosclerosis?_____

In serous otitis media, a _____ incision is made in the anteroinferior or posteroinferior quadrant of tympanic membrane.

Hint: shape

The following instrument is: _____

#10

_____ retractor is used for endaural approach for ear surgery

Otologic Trauma Flashcards for NEET-PG

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