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People from all age groups can be affected by ear disorders and hearing impairment problems. In the United States, a survey revealed that under the age of 65, over 60 percent of the population suffers from problems related to hearing loss. However, almost 25 percent of people aged above 65 experience a significant loss of hearing. Thankfully, different types of ENT surgeries are available to treat problems related to the ear.
Most often, people are diagnosed with problems related to the eardrum, or tympanum, and the infection in the cells of the mastoid bone. The tympanum is the thin membranous structure present between the outer and the middle ear. It vibrates when sound waves hit on it and this enables us to hear.
A repair surgery called tympanoplasty is required to treat a perforation or hole in the eardrum. The middle ear is sterile but due to rupture of the eardrum, an infection can also occur. It may also be required for repairing of tiny bones present behind the eardrum or ossicles in the mastoid bone. This repair is known as mastoidectomy.
Tympanoplasty and mastoidectomy are therefore conducted together in many cases. This procedure is known as tympano-mastoidectomy.
Causes of Hearing Loss
Several reasons may cause loss of hearing, including the following:
Birth defect
An ear infection that has grown very severe and left untreated for long
The injury suffered by the ear
Ear subjected to excessive levels of noise
Hearing loss as a result of age
Other reasons
Symptoms of Hole in Eardrum
Some of the common symptoms of a puncture in eardrum include the following:
Sharp pain in the ear that disappears abruptly
Excessive pressure, which will suddenly disappear with the rupture and pus formation in the ear
Loss of hearing
Dizziness
Types of Tympanoplasty
Type 1 tympanoplasty or myringoplasty is the surgery that ensures restoration of the eardrum that got perforated with drafting
Type II tympanoplasty addresses membrane perforations with erosion in the bone malleus. Grafting is done on the incus bone or in the remains of the malleus.
Type III tympanoplasty is meant for destruction of two ossicles and intact and mobile stapes bone. A graft is placed on the stapes and it provides protection for the total assembly.
Type IV tympanoplasty is useful for cases of ossicular destruction, which has all or part of the arch of stapes included. A graft is placed around the mobile stapes footplate
Type V tympanoplasty is useful when the footplate of the stapes bone is fixed.
For treating Cholesteatoma, tympanoplasty can be combined with stapedectomy and mastoidectomy and in many cases, a second operation is required to ensure the infection is totally eradicated.
Top Selling Packages for Tympanoplasty
Tympanoplasty
Amrita Hospital, Faridabad, India
USD 1600 USD 2100
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Rabin Medical Center
Petah Tikva, Israel
Rabin Medical Center located in Petah Tikva, Israel is accredited by JCI. Also listed below are some of the most prominent infrastructural details:
- There are as many as 6 intensive care departments at the center.
- The hospital has been able to treat and manage complex heart conditions by exceptional cardiologists.
- The Emergency care services of the hospital have also helped a large number of patients.
- The Cardiothoracic Center is also worth mentioning for the care it has provided to patients.
- The hospital is also recognised for its organ transplantation facilities with 70% of organ transplants in Israel done in Beilinson Hospital.
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- Pre-Surgical: Hearing tests, examination of the ear canal, possible CT scan, and consultation regarding anesthesia;
- Operative Procedure: Repair of eardrum with grafting procedure, with possible ossicle repairs, done via ear canal or incision.
- Recovery: Outpatient or short stay, ear packing, no water exposure, hearing expected to improve within 6-8 weeks.
- Type I – Myringoplasty
- Type II – Tympanoplasty with Ossiculoplasty
- Type III – Tympanoplasty with Ossicular Chain Reconstruction
- Type IV – Near-Total Ossicular Replacement
- Type V – Tympanoplasty with Stapes Reconstruction
- Have a perforated eardrum due to infection, trauma, or chronic ear disease.
- Experience hearing loss, recurrent ear infections, or drainage through the ear.
- Age between 6-8 years: Younger children may have naturally healed eardrums.
- Not suffer from any active ear infection at the time of surgery.
- Overall health should be good without any uncontrolled medical conditions.
- Restores hearing in patients with conductive hearing loss.
- Prevent recurrent ear infections by sealing the eardrum.
- Removes draining ears (otorrhea) from chronic infections.
- Decreases ear discomfort, pain, and sensitivity to water or noise.
- Improves ear health as well as life quality.
- It has long-term results as the eardrum heals forever.
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