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J. Sobotta, Hellmut Becher (1937)
Atlas der deskriptiven Anatomie des Menschen
E. Pernkopf, Alexandra Pichler (1960)
Topographische Anatomie des Menschen
H. Wullstein (1968)
Operationen zur Verbesserung des Gehöres : Grundlagen und Methoden
Schwarz M (1966)
Das Cholesteatom im Gehörgang und im Mittelohr
B. Proctor (1969)
LXXXVIII Surgical Anatomy of the Posterior TympanumAnnals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, 78
David Hunt (1877)
The Development of the Middle EarThe New England Journal of Medicine, 97
Cawthorne T (1963)
Congenital cholesteatomaArch Otolaryngol, 78
H. Wullstein (1948)
Die Klinik der Labyrinthitis und Paralabyrinthitis auf Grund des Röntgenbefundes
Rüedi L (1963)
Acquired cholesteatomaArch Otolaryngol, 78
B. Proctor (1971)
Surgical anatomy of the posterior tympanum.Acta oto-rhino-laryngologica Belgica, 25 6
E. Derlacki, W. Harrison, J. Clemis (1968)
Congenital cholesteatoma of the middle ear and mastoid: A second report presenting seven additional casesThe Laryngoscope, 78
Abstract Modern otological care and antibiotics seem to have changed the occurrence of cholesteatomas. Secondary Cholesteatomas, accompanying severe infection, and resulting destruction by osteitis seem to have decreased in number of occurrences, but primary and rather rare genuine cholesteatomas are as frequent as before. Because of so few instances of destruction by inflammation, they tend to grow into depths of petrous pyramid. The best method of early direct exposure, enucleation of cholesteatoma sac, individual conservative adaptation of surgery, and complete reconstruction of middle ear as well as external meatus is the so-called osteoplastic epitympanotomy. References 1. Cawthorne T: Congenital cholesteatoma . Arch Otolaryngol 78:248-252, 1963.Crossref 2. Derlacki EL, Harrison WH, Clemis JD: Congenital cholesteatoma of the middle ear and mastoid: A second report presenting seven additional cases . Laryngoscope 78:1050-1078, 1968.Crossref 3. Rüedi L: Acquired cholesteatoma . Arch Otolaryngol 78:252-261, 1963.Crossref 4. Schwarz M: Das Cholesteatom im Gehörgang und im Mittelohr . Stuttgart, West Germany, Thieme Verlag, 1966. 5. Wullstein HL: Die Klinik der Labyrinthitis und Paralabyrinthitis auf Grund des Röntgenbefundes . Stuttgart, West Germany, Thieme Verlag, 1948. 6. Wullstein HL et al: Operationen zur Verbesserung des Gehöres: Grundlagen und Methoden . Stuttgart, West Germany, Thieme Verlag, 1968. 7. Wullstein SR: Der Röntgenbefund des Pyramidencholesteatoms im Früh- und Spätstadium. Read before the Fifth International Symposium of Radiology in Otorhinolaryngology, Würzburg, West Germany, 1970. 8. Hammar JA: Arch Mikrobiol Anat 59:471-628, 1902. 9. Sobotta J: Atlas der deskriptiven Anatomie des Menschen , ed 3. Munich, West Germany, JF Lehmann Verlag, 1920, vol 3. 10. Pernkopf E: Topographische Anatomie des Menschen . Munich, West Germany, Urban & Schwarzenberg, 1960, vol 4 ( (pt 2) ). 11. Proctor B: The development of the middle ear spaces and their surgical significance . J Laryng Otol 78:631-647, 1964.Crossref 12. Proctor B: Surgical anatomy of the posterior tympanum . Ann Otol Rhinol Laryngol 78:1026-1040, 1969. 13. Wullstein HL: Die Eingriffe zur Gehörverbesserung , in Uffenorde W (ed): Anzeige und Ausführung der Eingriffe an Ohr, Nase und Hals , ed 2. Stuttgart, West Germany, Thieme Verlag, 1952.
Archives of Otolaryngology – American Medical Association
Published: Feb 1, 1973
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