International journal of pediatric otorhinolaryngology · 2018
Middle ear lipoma mimicking a congenital cholesteatoma: A case report and review of the literature.
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Buen Floyd, Chu Chia-Huei, Ishiyama Akira
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OBJECTIVE: To describe a case of middle ear lipoma, review the current literature, and discuss the surgical approach.
METHODS: Published case reports in the English literature of lipomas restricted to the middle ear were reviewed. The presentation, location, and management of the middle ear lipomas were analyzed.
RESULTS: Histological examination of the resected middle ear lesion was compatible with lipoma. Review of the literature suggests middle ear lipomas are rare and involve the epitympanum.
CONCLUSION: Lipomas should be included in the differential diagnosis for middle ear lesions. Adequate surgical exposure can be achieved through a transcanal approach, with particular attention to carefully elevate the tympanic membrane off the malleus, preserving the integrity of the ossicular chain.
METHODS: Published case reports in the English literature of lipomas restricted to the middle ear were reviewed. The presentation, location, and management of the middle ear lipomas were analyzed.
RESULTS: Histological examination of the resected middle ear lesion was compatible with lipoma. Review of the literature suggests middle ear lipomas are rare and involve the epitympanum.
CONCLUSION: Lipomas should be included in the differential diagnosis for middle ear lesions. Adequate surgical exposure can be achieved through a transcanal approach, with particular attention to carefully elevate the tympanic membrane off the malleus, preserving the integrity of the ossicular chain.