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Radical mastoidectomy

Middle ear and mastoid both involved. Eustachian tube is blocked and bones are removed

Radical mastoidectomy causes

Conductive hearing loss

Indications

Cholesteatoma


Recurrent infection


Glomus tumor or carcinoma

Position of patient

Supine

Incision in radical mastoidectomy

Endaural with lempert


Postaural (posterior meatal wall moved down - canal wall down)

What thing is left in radical mastoidectomy and what is done with eustachian tube?

Foot plate of stapes is left


Eustachian tube is blocked by putting cartilage

Postop

AB


Drainage

Complications of radical mastoidectomy

Facial nerve damage


Perichondritis


Petrous bone damaged

What is modified radical mastoidectomy

Mastoid and middle ear problem but reconstruction of the hearing mechanism if the disease is only limited to antrum or attic

Front (Term)

Endaural or postaural