… The clinical features of cholesteatoma vary considerably, … by cholesteatoma in and out of
the temporal bone prior to … the epitympanum, close to the second genu of the facial nerve […

… The demographic characteristics of … The second limitation is that we did not evaluate all the
structures that could be damaged by cholesteatoma, such as semicircular canals, middle ear, …

… with middle-ear opacification and erosive characteristics, such as … (Ch4a) or as apical petrous
bone cholesteatomas (Ch4b). … • As a secondary endpoint of the study, we observed that the …

… , external auditory canal and middle ear but very limited … for the petrous bone on each
side and for the diseased side. … , we found that secondary acquired cholesteatoma was most …

… cholesteatomas - further divided into primary and secondary. … density had mass-like features
.The masses were homogeneous … cholesteatoma findings suggest a diagnosis of middle ear …

… understanding of the CC clinical features and provide a new … in temporal bone, with particular
affinity to the middle ear cleft. … Despite these findings, the role of the second pharyngeal …

… Analysis of the CT scan of the temporal bones may be … the shield, which is also the side wall
of the part of the epitympanic … of diseases such as cholesteatoma otitis media or otosclerosis, …

… ) Computed Tomography (CT) of the temporal bones is the … initial CWU surgery with an
interval ‘second look’ procedure after … if a middle ear cleft demonstrates no features of abnormal …

… Ears: AD: the concha of auricle without features, the surgical … 2 Computed tomography of
the right temporal bone pre-… Post-operative changes are detected: middle ear is completely …

… to protect the facial nerve and inner ear as far as possible. … years and also included Computed
Tomography and Magnetic … -sided disease, while in 6 it involved the right side (Table 2). …