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[Clinical features and surgical treatment of external auditory canal cholesteatoma in 149 cases].

Zhe Peng, Line Wang, Guopeng Wang, Jing Xie, Wei Xiong, Shusheng Gong

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Base on the variety of lesions, the surgical treatment method of choice depends on the extent of the lesion. Effective postoperative follow-up can reduce recurrence and avoid the second operation.

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Base on the variety of lesions, the surgical treatment method of choice depends on the extent of the lesion. Effective postoperative follow-up can reduce recurrence and avoid the second operation.

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Base on the variety of lesions, the surgical treatment method of choice depends on the extent of the lesion. Effective postoperative follow-up can reduce recurrence and avoid the second operation.

Key concepts: Tympanoplasty, Auditory canal, Cholesteatoma, Medicine, Mastoidectomy, Lesion, Surgery, Ear canal

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