Otology — Flashcards

_____ is used for removal of bony septa and granulations in mastoid surgery.

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

What is the definitive treatment of a permanent TM perforation?_____

Type _____ tympanoplasty is also called as columella or myringostepediopexy

Postaural (or _____) incision starts at the highest attachment of the pinna, follows the curve of retroauricular groove, lying 1 cm behind it, and ends at the mastoid tip.

The most common ossicle to get eroded in TT type of CSOM is _____

Otoacoustic emissions are absent in _____cochlear lesions

The critical level of atmospheric pressure after which barotraumatic otitis media occurs is _____mm Hg

Name the following forceps: _____

Parietal blow often leads to _____ fractures of the temporal bone