Introduction: Chronic otitis media (COM), a persistent and durable inflammation and infection of the middle ear, is a common disorder. Alterations in the contralateral ear in sufferers have been observed in recent years. Because only a few studies have been reported in this area, we performed this study in order to assess alterations in the contralateral ear of patients with COM.   Materials an...

INTRODUCTION Tympanometry is currently the most frequently used tool for assessing the status of the middle ear, commonly assessed using a single 226Hz tone. However, the use of the Acoustic Immittance Measures with a wideband stimulus is a promising high-resolution evaluation, especially in individuals known to have middle ear alterations, such as Down syndrome patients. OBJECTIVE The aim of...

Introduction: Otitis media with effusion (OME) is common in pediatric primary care consultations. Its etiology multifactorial, although it has been proven that inflammation factors mediate and immunity a phase of relative immaturity. The objective this study was to assess the effects Traditional Mediterranean Diet (TMD) modulating patients diagnosed OME. Materials Methods: A analysis as single-...

Background: Several otolaryngology symptoms are reported with Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19). Ascending infection from the nasopharynx can affect conductive part of hearing pathway. which lead to middle ear effusion. Otitis media may be first presentation severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus-2 (SARS-CoV-2) infection. Objective: To evaluate function in recovered SARS-COV-2 patients. Also, ...

Neonates younger than the age of 12 weeks (10 full-term, 20 preterm) had an audiological assessment consisting of brainstem audiometry, tympanometry, transiently evoked otoacoustic emissions, and spontaneous otoacoustic emissions with contralateral white noise stimulation. Results from brainstem audiometry, tympanometry, and transiently evoked otoacoustic emissions suggested normal middle ear f...

UNLABELLED Audiological evaluation in infants should include the middle ear (immitance measures and otoscopy) and also a cochlear evaluation. AIM To check which tympanometry tone test (226 Hz or 1000 Hz), transient otoacoustic emissions and otoscopy. METHODS Transient otoacoustic emissions were taken from sixty infants ranging from zero to four months of age. The babies were assigned to two...

OBJECTIVES To evaluate the effect of OSMF on the eustachian tube function and to correlate it with various grades of the disease. STUDY DESIGN Twenty OSMF patients (40 ears) and 20 healthy controls (40 ears) were evaluated for eustachian tube function by eustachian tube function test, tympanometry and audiometry. RESULTS The audiometric and tympanometric analysis showed no significant diffe...