Surgical Treatment of Cholesteatoma in Children

Sanna, Mario; Zini, C; Gamoletti, Roberto; Delogu, P; Russo, Alejandro; Scandellari, R; Taibah, A

doi:10.1159/000414122

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“…Nine articles that were not available in English were also excluded. Forty‐three articles were used in the quantitative analysis 1‐9,15‐48 . Figure 1 shows our PRISMA flow diagram.…”

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Middle Ear Cholesteatoma Treated with a Mastoidectomy: A Systematic Review of the Measures Used

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Finkel

Hanson

et al. 2014

Otolaryngol.--head neck surg.

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“…Nine articles that were not available in English were also excluded. Forty‐three articles were used in the quantitative analysis 1‐9,15‐48 . Figure 1 shows our PRISMA flow diagram.…”

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Middle Ear Cholesteatoma Treated with a Mastoidectomy: A Systematic Review of the Measures Used

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Otolaryngol.--head neck surg.

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“…Many authors 1,7,8,14 advocate ICWT for management of pediatric cholesteatoma as the best surgical method in children with large pneumatized mastoids, because this avoids the cavity problem and requires minimal postoperative care.…”

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“…On one hand, the proponents of the ICWT 1,2,7,14,15 recommend a planned reexploration of the middle ear and mastoid from 6 to 24 months after the initial procedure to detect and remove cholesteatoma that is left behind or that regrows and to reconstruct the ossicular mechanism.…”

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“…Sheehy et al, 1 Glasscock et al, 2 and Jansen 3 favor the intact canal wall technique (ICWT), whereas Abramson, 4 Palva et al, 5 and Jahnke 6 advocate a canal wall down technique (CWDT). Sanna et al, 7 Tos, 8 Smyth, 9 Parisier et al, 10 and Arriaga 11 not only use both procedures but also recommend individualization on a case‐by‐case basis. Either method has certain problems.…”

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Surgical treatment of cholesteatoma in children

Mutlu

Khashaba

Saleh

et al. 1995

Otolaryngol.--head neck surg.

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Treating cholesteatoma in children is still controversial. This article reviews 93 cases of pediatric cholesteatoma operated on from 1983 to 1991 in the Gruppo Otologico, Piacenza, Italy, and details the results in 83 children who underwent the intact canal wall technique. During second-stage surgery, residual cholesteatoma was detected in 38% of patients. Recurrent cholesteatoma was detected in 10% of patients treated with the intact canal wall technique. Residual cholesteatoma was seen in the middle ear cleft in 63%, in the epitympanum in 26%, and in the mastoid in 11% of cases. Social hearing level (< 25 dB) was achieved in 85% of cases with suprastructure, whereas only 53% of patients without suprastructure had these levels. In the treatment of cholesteatoma in children by use of the intact canal wall technique, a preplanned second-look operation is mandatory to eradicate the disease.

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Surgical treatment of cholesteatoma in children

Mutlu

Khashaba

Saleh

et al. 1995

Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery

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Treating cholesteatoma in children is still controversial. This article reviews 93 cases of pediatric cholesteatoma operated on from 1983 to 1991 in the Gruppo Otologico, Placenza, Italy, and details the results in 83 children who underwent the intact canal wall technique. During second-stage surgery, residual cholesteatoma was detected in 38% of patients. Recurrent cholesteatoma was detected in 10% of patients treated with the intact canal wall technique. Residual cholesteatoma was seen in the middle ear cleft in 63%, in the epitympanum in 26%, and in the mastoid in 11% of cases. Social hearing level (< 25 dB) was achieved in 85% of cases with suprastructure, whereas only 53% of patients without suprastructure had these levels. In the treatment of cholesteatoma in children by use of the intact canal wall technique, a preplanned second-look operation is mandatory to eradicate the disease.

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Surgical Treatment of Cholesteatoma in Children

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Middle Ear Cholesteatoma Treated with a Mastoidectomy: A Systematic Review of the Measures Used

Middle Ear Cholesteatoma Treated with a Mastoidectomy: A Systematic Review of the Measures Used

Surgical treatment of cholesteatoma in children

Surgical treatment of cholesteatoma in children

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