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11 Cards in this Set
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Van der hoeve Syndrome |
Osteogenesis imperfecta Otosclerosis Blue sclera |
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Virus implicated in otosclerosis |
Measles |
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Otosclerosis begins at |
Fissula ante fenestrum aka anterior focus 2mm in front of foot plate |
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Hearing loss in otosclerosis |
Conductive But in cochlear otosclerosis, SNHL. |
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Schwartz sign |
Aka flamingo pink sign Seen in otosclerosis Due to active lesion, reddish hue may be seen on promontory through tympanic membrane |
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Treatment of choice of otosclerosis |
Stapedotomy |
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Cookie bite audiogram |
Cochlear otosclerosis |
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Bezold's triad |
1. Raised lower tone limit 2. Absolute negative Rinne's 3. Prolonged bone conduction ✓ otosclerosis |
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Tullio phenomenon |
Vertigo produced by loud sound 1. Congenital syphilis with scc fistula 2. Meniere's disease 3. Sscc dehiscence syndrome 4. Perilymphatic fistula 5. After fenestration surgery |
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1. Pulsatile otorrhea 2. Earache worsening at night 3. Pulsatile swelling on peritonsillar region 4. Hyperacusis 5. Mcc of SNHL 6. Mcc of CHL 7. Mcc of vertigo 8. Mcc of CHL in elderly 9. Mcc of pathological vertigo 10. Mc complication of otitis media |
1. ASOM 2. Malignancy 3. ECA aneurysm 4. 7th nerve palsy 5. Presbycusis 6. Impacted wax 7. Physiological 8. Otospongiosis 9. BPPV 10. Conductive HL |
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Labyrinthine artery is a branch of |
Anterior inferior cerebellar artery |
