Funktionelle Operationen im Mittelohr mit Hilfe des freien Spaltlappen-Transplantates

Wullstein, Horst

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“…This correlates well with a study done by Ashifaque Ahmed Shaikh et al [11] where age range was 18-40 years with mean age 31. 2 Membrane perforation can occur in any age group but more predominant in active age group that is within 15-30 years.…”

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A Study on Outcome of Underlay, Overlay and Combined Techniques of Myringoplasty

Sengupta

Basak

Ghosh

et al. 2011

Indian J Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg

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Myringoplasty is a procedure which deals on repair of the tympanic membrane. This procedure can be done via postaural, endaural or endomeatal route. Various grafts such as temporalis fascia, vein graft, perichondrium are used. The technique can be categorized as underlay, overlay, interlay or its combination depending on the placement of the graft material. This study was done to compare underlay, overlay and combined technique in terms of the closure of the membrane defect, postoperative complications and over all success rates. Apart from few complications, this study revealed over all success rate was best with combined technique but the difference was not significant statistically when the methods are comparable among them.

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“…Blake used paper patch, a prosthetic material to close a perforation in 1887 [1]. In 1952, Wallstein [2] first published a method of closing perforation by split thickness skin graft. One year later Zollner [3] described his experiments with similar grafts.…”

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A Study on Outcome of Underlay, Overlay and Combined Techniques of Myringoplasty

Sengupta

Basak

Ghosh

et al. 2011

Indian J Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg

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“…Since the introduction of tympanoplasty by Wullstein (12) and Zollner (13) in 1952, numerous graft materials and methods of placement have been described to reconstruct the tympanic membrane (6). Fascia and perichondrium belong to the most popular materials used for this purpose today (14,15), whereas cartilage and composite grafts lately gain more and more acceptance in cases of high risk for failure such as recurrent or total perforations, severely atelectatic ears, or cholesteatoma cases (4).…”

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Cartilage Plate Tympanoplasty

Beutner¹,

Hüttenbrink²,

Stumpf³

et al. 2010

Otology &Amp; Neurotology

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On the basis of this study, we recommend the tuliplike arrangement of thin but large auricular cartilage slices for the reconstruction of tympanic membrane defects in high-risk ears. This combination proved its high stability and long-lasting vitality in our long-term study. These characteristics are crucial for permanent disease removal and for reducing the risk of recurrent pathologic abnormality.

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“…11 Normal middle ear mucosa is a prerequisite to surgical repair, NOVEMBER 1968 and preoperative microscopic evaluation of the ear is mandatory. The tympanoplastic approach succeeds in a high proportion of cases.…”

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The Aging Ear

Hilger

1968

Postgraduate Medicine

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Funktionelle Operationen im Mittelohr mit Hilfe des freien Spaltlappen-Transplantates

Cited by 239 publications

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A Study on Outcome of Underlay, Overlay and Combined Techniques of Myringoplasty

A Study on Outcome of Underlay, Overlay and Combined Techniques of Myringoplasty

Cartilage Plate Tympanoplasty

The Aging Ear

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