Temporal bone path Flashcards
(9 cards)
Tumors (of temporal bone)
Rhabdomyosarcoma (common)
At petrous apex
Ossicular discontinuity (TRAUMA)
Ossicular dislocation especially incus-stapes
Can be caused byErosions can occur in CSOM from infection/ cholesteatoma
CHL
Ossiculoplasty: ossicular chain reconstruction using prosthesis replacement
- PORP partial
-TORP total (use of cartilage on TM)
Perilymph fistula
(head injury, barotrauma, ossiculoplasty, stapedectomy)
Perilymph leaks from inner to middle ear
CHL
Graft placed on oval and round window to prevent leaks
Otic capsule sparing fracture (from direct blow to side of head)
Pass thru mastoid air cells & roof of ME, may involve facial nerve
Mixe
CHL: TM perforation & ossicular chain disruption (damage malleus)
Need ossiculoplasty
Otic capsule disrupting fracture (from blow to (occiput) back of head )
Cochlea damage, higher risk of facial paralysis
No ossicular chain/ EAC involved
SNHL
Osteogenesis imperfecta
Disorder of connective tissue (Type 1 collagen)
- blue eyes
- fragile bones
SNHL, mixed,
CHL (if ossicular fracture)
Surgery may be performed for stapes fixation or ossicular fractures (ossiculoplasty?)
Sclerosing bone dysplasia
Genetic disorder: overgrowth & increased radiological density of skeleton (in temporal bone)
CHL
Closure of EAC
Entrapment of cochlear nerves - SNHL?
Paget disease
Chronic disorder of bone metabolism with overgrowth (temporal bone)
SNHL, mixed, CHL (not amenable to surgery)
- change in bone change mecha
otosclerosis
Deposits of abnormal bone of the otic capsule (bony labyrinth) on oval window
Limits movement of stapes footplate/affect cochlea- genetic
-flamingo flush, Schwartze sign
-can have tinnitus
–paracusis of willis: hear better in noise especially CHL without SNHL
CHL, mixed, SNHL
-ABG widen f
CHL, SNHL, mixed
stapedotomy/
Stapedectomy:
(For CHL without another reason)
1.at least small part of stapes footplate cut
2.prosthesis to connect incus & cochlear fluid
3.seal made to prevent leakage of perilymph
Can cause overclosure of ABG (reverse)