ORL; journal for oto-rhino-laryngology and its related specialties · 2012
Normal hearing after trauma with completely ectopic incus -- how possible?
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Zou Y H, Liu H Z, Yang S M
Аннотация
OBJECTIVES: To report the rare case of a patient with complete incus dislocation after trauma showing normal hearing.
METHODOLOGY: Physical examination, audiometry, CT of temporal bone, and detection during operation.
RESULTS: The incus had become remotely located in the mastoid cavity, but the patient showed normal hearing because fibrous connections had preserved bony continuity.
CONCLUSION: This case demonstrates that disruption of the ossicular chain does not always require ossicular reconstruction.
METHODOLOGY: Physical examination, audiometry, CT of temporal bone, and detection during operation.
RESULTS: The incus had become remotely located in the mastoid cavity, but the patient showed normal hearing because fibrous connections had preserved bony continuity.
CONCLUSION: This case demonstrates that disruption of the ossicular chain does not always require ossicular reconstruction.