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What is the most common reason why I receive calls by families following a patient having a tonsillectomy?
Otalgia (ear pain)
What is the most common etiology for the complaints of otalgia that I see in my office?
Temporomandibular Joint Syndrome (TMJ)
55 year old Female shows up saying they have one sided ear pain for the last 4 months. They have been on antibiotics, ear drops and nothing made it better. No inflammation in the ear canal. What is going on?
TMJ
what is the most common cause of referred otalgia?
dental disorders

(TMJ, grinding the teeth)
most common place to have a squamous cell carcinoma that can lead to otalgia?
tonsil
woman has unilateral visual changes, pain on the side of the head, pain with chewing.. what does this pt have?
Temporal arteritis
elongated temporal styloid process irritates branches of CN IX and CN X..what is this
eagle syndrome
I DID NOT TAKE GOOD NOTES ON THIS LECTURE...
MAY WANT TO FILL IN SOME MORE CARDS or hold out for Wahl to tell us what is on this thing
One of the most dangerous pitfalls in the workup of referred otalgia is overlooking ______
carcinoma
what is the diff btw primary and referred otalgia?
prim: originates in ear

ref: originates outside ear
most common cause of referred otalgia?
dental disorders
besides the Vestibulocochlear nerve what different nerves have distributions in the ear?

4
IX: glossopharyngeal

VII: Facial

V: Trigem

X: Vagus
what 3 neuralgias can cause ear pain?
1. geniculate: irritation of VII (facial)

2.sphenopalantine: petrosal and facial nn

3. glossopharyengeal: Jacobsen nerve
what was meniere disease again?
vertigo, tinnitus, intermittent hearing loss
squamous cell carcinoma of the tongue can cause what? (symptom)

why?
otalgia

tongue gets fibers from CN IX, VII, V, X

all of which go to the ear at some point