The Z-Meatoplasty for Modified Radical Mastoidectomy in Children

The Z-meatoplasty for modified radical mastoidectomy in children.

OBJECTIVE To determine the effectiveness of the Z-meatoplasty technique for enlargement of the external auditory meatus of children undergoing modified radical mastoidectomy. DESIGN Case series. SETTING Pediatric otolaryngology practice in an academic setting. PATIENTS Consecutive sample of children (< or =18 years old) who had undergone modified radical mastoidectomy performed by the aut...

MODIFIED RADICAL MASTOIDECTOMY: TECHNIQUES TO DECREASE FAILURE

The aims of surgical treatment for cholesteatoma include complete removal of disease and formation of a dry, self cleaning ear in addition to hearing reconstruction. This presentation concentrates on techniques of open mastoid surgery or modified radical mastoidectomy to achieve a well-constructed cavity. This study analyzes both primary and revision mastoid surgery referred to the author. ...

modified radical mastoidectomy: techniques to decrease failure

the aims of surgical treatment for cholesteatoma include complete removal of disease and formation of a dry, self cleaning ear in addition to hearing reconstruction. this presentation concentrates on techniques of open mastoid surgery or modified radical mastoidectomy to achieve a well-constructed cavity. this study analyzes both primary and revision mastoid surgery referred to the author. all ...

Surgical Findings in Revision Radical Mastoidectomy

The Endomeatal Approach (ema) Subcortical Endomeatal Mastoidectomy with Integrated Cavity without Meatoplasty Semi-open Technique

Highligts A-Conditions for a good surgical approach A natural pathway should be used, taking advantage of this natural space to obtain access to the anatomical structures, without having to create a further surgical additional space. The approach should be as simple and direct as posssible. Healthy tissue should be respected to a maximum and further lesions should not be caused, beyond those ca...