More extensive surgery, including lateral temporal bone resection, may improve local control rates in cases of more advanced disease. The reduced survival of immunocompromised patients must be considered when planning their management.

All abnormalities on post-operative imaging were minor and did not alter patient management. The future role of post-operative imaging is discussed.

We describe anatomic abnormalities of the ossicular chain in Teunissen-Cremers syndrome. Prosthesis availability should include prostheses that can adapt to these potential anatomic abnormalities. Stapedectomy resulted in good long-term hearing outcomes in this series.

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