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慢性中耳炎之病變與聽力損失

Hearing Loss Associated with Various Pathological Lesions in Chronic Otitis Media

摘要


This study was designed to investigate the degree of hearing loss associated with various of the middle ear. The lesins, as existing in patients, were evalu- ated audiometrically and verifed at surgery. Six group were studied. Group A: perfo-ration smaller than 50% of the tympanic membrane without other pathology; Group B: perforation larger than 50% of the tympanic membrane without other pathol-ogy; Group C: perforation of the tympanic membrane and fixed ossicular chain; Group D: perforation of the tympanic membrane and defect of the ossicular chain; Group E: retraction of the tympanic membrane and intact ossicular chain; Group F: retraction of the tympanic membrane and fixation or defect of the ossicular chain. The air-bone gap (A-B gap) of individual audiograms were analyzed. There were 549 previously untreated ears for this study. Group A consisted fo 184 ears and the mean A-B gap was 20.4 ±9.0Db. Group B consisted of 133 ears and the mean A-B gap was 26.8±9.5Db. Group C consisted of 55 ears and the mean A-B gap were 34.6±9.6Db. Group D consisted of 59 ears and the mean A-B gap was 36.8±9.1Db. Group E consisted of 35 ears and the mean A-B gap was 24.9 ±13.7Db. Group Fconsisted of 83 ears and the mean A-B gap was 32.5±10.3Db. Statistical analysis with Student t-test indi-cated a significant difference between the means of each groups. Minor pathology, including polypoid change of the middle ear mucosa, granula-tion tissue over the facial recess or tympanic sinus and discharge over the hypotympanum or around the ossicular chain, were found in group A and B during operation. Statistical analysis also revealed no significant difference in the mean A-B gap between the pathologic group and non-pathologic group in group A and B. Although fixed or defected stapes appeared to have more A-B gap than free movable or intake stapes in groups C and D, no statistically significant difference was found between them.

並列摘要


This study was designed to investigate the degree of hearing loss associated with various of the middle ear. The lesins, as existing in patients, were evalu- ated audiometrically and verifed at surgery. Six group were studied. Group A: perfo-ration smaller than 50% of the tympanic membrane without other pathology; Group B: perforation larger than 50% of the tympanic membrane without other pathol-ogy; Group C: perforation of the tympanic membrane and fixed ossicular chain; Group D: perforation of the tympanic membrane and defect of the ossicular chain; Group E: retraction of the tympanic membrane and intact ossicular chain; Group F: retraction of the tympanic membrane and fixation or defect of the ossicular chain. The air-bone gap (A-B gap) of individual audiograms were analyzed. There were 549 previously untreated ears for this study. Group A consisted fo 184 ears and the mean A-B gap was 20.4 ±9.0Db. Group B consisted of 133 ears and the mean A-B gap was 26.8±9.5Db. Group C consisted of 55 ears and the mean A-B gap were 34.6±9.6Db. Group D consisted of 59 ears and the mean A-B gap was 36.8±9.1Db. Group E consisted of 35 ears and the mean A-B gap was 24.9 ±13.7Db. Group Fconsisted of 83 ears and the mean A-B gap was 32.5±10.3Db. Statistical analysis with Student t-test indi-cated a significant difference between the means of each groups. Minor pathology, including polypoid change of the middle ear mucosa, granula-tion tissue over the facial recess or tympanic sinus and discharge over the hypotympanum or around the ossicular chain, were found in group A and B during operation. Statistical analysis also revealed no significant difference in the mean A-B gap between the pathologic group and non-pathologic group in group A and B. Although fixed or defected stapes appeared to have more A-B gap than free movable or intake stapes in groups C and D, no statistically significant difference was found between them.

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