[The surgical treatment of middle ear cholesteatoma complicated with peripheral facial paralysis (with 22 cases)].
Li-Chien Chen, W Han, W D Shen, Jiamin Liu, Pu Dai, Shiming Yang, D Y Han
Abstract
Li-Chien Chen, W Han, W D Shen, Jiamin Liu, Pu Dai, Shiming Yang, D Y Han
Abstract
When the middle ear cholesteatoma complicated with peripheral facial paralysis, surgery should be carried out as soon as possible. After removed the cholesteatoma completely, facial nerve decompression could acquire a better facial nerve function recovery compared to great auricular grafting.
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When the middle ear cholesteatoma complicated with peripheral facial paralysis, surgery should be carried out as soon as possible. After removed the cholesteatoma completely, facial nerve decompression could acquire a better facial nerve function recovery compared to great auricular grafting.
Key concepts: Medicine, Cholesteatoma, Facial nerve, Facial paralysis, Surgery, Middle ear, Paralysis, Decompression