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Acute otitis media

Inflammation in the middles ear lasting less than 6 weeks

Cholesteatoma

Tumor of the middle ear or mastiod, or both. Can destroy structures of temporal bone

Chronic otitis media

Repeated episodes of acute otitis media causing irreversible tissue damage and persistent tympanic membrane perforation

Conductive hearing loss

Loss of hearing in which hearing is interrupted by obstruction

Deafness

Partial or complete loss of the ability to hear

Dizziness

Altered sensation of orientation in space

Endolymphatic hydrops

Dilation of endolymphatic space of inner ear; pathologic correlate of Menieres disease

Exostoses

Small, hard, bony protrusions in the lower posterior bony portion of ear canal

External otitis

Inflammation of the external auditory canal

Labyrinthitis

Inflammation of the labyrinth of the inner ear

Menieres disease

Condition of the inner ear characterized by a triad of symptoms: episodic vertigo, tinnitus, and fluctuating sensorineural hearing loss

Middle ear effusion

Fluid in the middle ear without evidence of infection

Myringotomy (tympanotomy)

Incision of the tympanic membrane

Ossiculoplasty

Surgical reconstruction of the middle ear bones to restore hearing

Otalgia

Sensation of fullness or pain in the ear

Otorrhea

Drainage from the ear

Otosclerosis

Condition characterized by abnormal spongy bone formation around the stapes

Presbycusis

Progressive hearing loss with aging

Rhinorrhea

Drainage from the nose

Sensorineural hearing loss

Loss of hearing related to damage to the end organ for hearing or cranial nerve VIII

Tinnitus

Subjective perception of sound with internal origin; unwanted noise in head or ear

Tympanoplasty

Surgical repair of tympanic membrane

Vertigo

Illusion of movement in which individual or surrounding are moving