… several important structures such as inner ear, facial nerve, internal … Computer tomography
(CT) can clearly show the destruction … The clinical characteristics and surgical outcomes were …

… various HRCT imaging features of acquired cholesteatoma, a reporting … in an age group older
than middle ear cholesteatoma. It appears as a soft … High-resolution computed tomography …

… 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 …

… 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). …

… The classic features of congenital cholesteatoma are no prior … computed tomography (CT)
(Figure 2) of the temporal bone … nerve in the horizontal segment and second genus. All 147 …

… Patient characteristics are summarized in Table 1. The age and CT scan interval of recurrent…
In the past, second-look surgery was used to evaluate the recurrence or residuals; however, …

… 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 […

… Right side involvement was seen in 32 (64%) patients while left sided involvement was …
classified as either primary acquired or secondary acquired cholesteatoma based on the …

… 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 …

… 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, …