Rare Cause of Tinnitus: Spontaneous Temporomandibular Joint Herniation Into the External Auditory Canal

Ertuğrul, Süha

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“…We measured dimensions of HF in three axes to reveal accurate sizes of this anatomical defect (Figs. 1,2,3,4). Of the three axes, coronal diameter which is found to be the least one was not measured in the previous publications.…”

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New approach to morphometric analysis of Huschke’s foramen

2022

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Background: Aim of the present study is to analyze the demographic and anatomical details of the Huschke's foramen (HF) which are not previously studied and to present a new clinical perspective.Materials and methods: MDCT (Multidedector Computed Tomography) images of 495 patients obtained were retrospectively evaluated. Presence of a HF, its' size, relations of it with side, age and gender were noted for every patient. Size of the foramen was measured in the axial plane, as well as on the reconstructed coronal and sagittal planes.Results: Of the 495 patients 99 (20%) had HF. There was no significant difference between females and males according to the presence of the HF and the side of the HF.When the dimension of the left-and the right-sided HFs were compared, there were no significant differences on none of the axes for the patients with unilateral or bilateral HF.There was no significant linear correlation between age and the dimension on axial axis, the dimension on the sagittal axis and the dimension on the coronal axis Conclusions: The present work presenting morphologic and statistical variables of HF provides a data for further studies which will indicate risk factor of herniation through HF. By the aid of MDCT which is sensitive for detection of the HF because of its thin sections, high spatial resolution, and multiplanar capabilities, lesions which were previously diagnosed as dehiscence were found to be defects.

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confidence: 91%

New approach to morphometric analysis of Huschke’s foramen

2022

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Persistent foramen of Huschke: Presentation, evaluation, and management

Macielak

Nassiri

Fillmore

et al. 2022

Laryngoscope Investig Oto

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Objective: Describe the presentation and management strategy for patients with symptomatic foramen of Huschke (FH).Patients: Adults with persistent FH confirmed on imaging.Interventions: Diagnosis and management of symptomatic persistent FH.Main outcome measure: Resolution of otologic symptoms.Results: A total of four patients with symptomatic, radiographically-confirmed persistent FH were included. The majority of patients endorsed otalgia (n = 4) and otorrhea (n = 3), and only one patient was noted to have a conductive hearing loss. All patients were noted to have dynamic movement of an external auditory canal mass with mandible manipulation on examination, and all patients had an identifiable fistula on imaging. Patients underwent surgical intervention, including both preauricular (n = 2) and transcanal (n = 2) approaches, and all endorsed symptomatic resolution after convalescence.Conclusions: Persistent FH remains an uncommon and potentially underrecognized cause of otologic symptoms. Diagnosis requires a high index of suspicion, and one must rely on both key examination findings and imaging to confirm this diagnosis. In appropriately selected patients, surgical intervention can provide durable symptomatic resolution.

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Prevalence of foramen Huschke: evaluation of the association between mastoid pneumatization volume and the existence of foramen Huschke using cone beam computed tomography

Koç

Kaya

2020

Eur Arch Otorhinolaryngol

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Rare Cause of Tinnitus: Spontaneous Temporomandibular Joint Herniation Into the External Auditory Canal

Cited by 11 publications

References 7 publications

New approach to morphometric analysis of Huschke’s foramen

New approach to morphometric analysis of Huschke’s foramen

Persistent foramen of Huschke: Presentation, evaluation, and management

Prevalence of foramen Huschke: evaluation of the association between mastoid pneumatization volume and the existence of foramen Huschke using cone beam computed tomography

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