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Acquired cholesteatoma in adults
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Acquired cholesteatoma in adults
Otolaryngol Clin North Am.
1989 Oct.
Abstract
The objectives of cholesteatoma surgery are to obtain a safe, dry, hearing ear. Controversies in regard to accomplishing these objectives center on indications for staging the operation and management of the mastoid using either a canal-wall-up or canal-wall-down procedure. The author discusses in detail the indications for each procedure.
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