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Chonnam Medical Journal
2000 Volume.36 No. 1 p.53 ~ p.57
A Clinical Study on the Long-term Results of Ossiculoplasty in Chronic Otitis Media Patients
Kim Haeng-Jae

Lee Cheol-Beom
Lim Hyi-Jung
Shin Myung-Seok
Cho Yong-Bum
Abstract
Background and Objectives : The goals of chronic ear surgery are infection control, closure of the ear drjrn by grafting techniques, and hearing rehabilitation via ossicular chain reconstruction. Many bioccmoatr0fa middle ear prosthesis have been developed and enthusiastically endorsed as a suitable mate-la fa- ossicular chain reconstruction. Such enthusiasm, however, has been largerly derived from data accumulated in the short term, often less than a year¢¥s follow-up. We intended to evaluate the long-term hearing results of the minimum 3 years follow-up period after ossicular chain reconstruction using t oyce and IONOS biocompatible middle ear prosthesis.

Materials and Methods : Fifty-eight cases who underwent ossiculoplasty in Chonnam University Hospua ;ram February 1993 to November 1996 were retrospectively analyzed in this study. A successful hearing gain was defined as a postoperative air-bone gap of 30dB or less.

Results: The closure of air-bone gap to 30dB or less occurred in 53.7% using PORP shape prosthesis, 17.6% using TORP shape prosthesis. 78.6% of Polycel and 31.8% of IONOS revealed a success-a fearing range. Good middle ear mucosal status showed better results than middle ear mucosa with granulation or cholesteatoma (p<0.05). But, preoperative Valsalva maneuver, canal wall up or dawn: prccadure, and stage operation didn¢¥t influence the statistical results.

Conclusion : Both Polycel and IONOS middle ear prosthesis are not the ultimate solution in ossicuorlasty and the longer term follw-up period is needed when ossiculoplasty using biocompatible middle ea- prosthesis such as Polycel or IONOS is planned.
KEYWORD
Ossiculoplasty, Polycel, IONOS, Chronic Otitis Media
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