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CHRONIC OTITIS MEDIA AND CHOLESTEATOMA IN ADULTS
Lawrence R Lustig, MD, Charles J Limb, MD, Marlene L Durand, MD
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Chronic otitis media (COM) is characterized by recurrent infections of the middle ear and/or mastoid air cells, often resulting in tympanic membrane perforation. Cholesteatoma, a keratinized mass in the middle ear, can lead to significant damage if not addressed. The document discusses the clinical features, treatment options, and surgical interventions necessary for managing these conditions effectively. It also emphasizes the importance of ongoing monitoring and the potential complications associated with these ear disorders.
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