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Korean Journal of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery > Volume 36(5); 1993 > Article
Korean Journal of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery 1993;36(5): 869-876.
Clinical evaluation of ossiculoplasty in the abscence of malleus and incus (second report).
Won Sang Lee, Un Kyo Chung, Hong Joon Park, Young Chan Kim
모루골 및 망치골 결손시 청력개선술에 대한 임상적 연구(제2보)-
이원상1 · 정운교1 · 박홍준2 · 김영찬1
연세대학교 의과대학 이비인후과학교실1;아주대학교 의과대학 이비인후과학교실2;
ABSTRACT

In middle ear surgery, hearing restoration and eradication of disease are the final goal, so ossiculoplasty is one of the most important procedure. Even though the remarkable progression of method in ossiculoplasty, the hearing restoration was not universially successful due to different ossicular defect using various material. We used cartilage, ossicle, or synthetic materials(proplast or ceravital) for ossicular defect. We doubted that hearing gain might be difference according to materials used in ossicular chain reconstruction. We had reported our result of first survey in 19851). This study covered 441 ears received ossicular reconstruction from January, 1984 to December, 1988. We compared these results to previous study. 1) The number of ears received ossiculoplasty between grafted drum and capitulum, footplate of the stapes or oval window were 249 ears. 124 ears were followed up and mean follow up period was 10 months. 2) 63.5% of ears received ossiculoplasty between grafted drum and capitulum had a postop. air-bone gap less than 30dB but 42.6% of ears received ossiculoplasty between grafted drum and footplat or oval window. 3) 59.4% of ears received ossiculpolasty between grafted drum and capitulum using cartilage, 81.8% of those using ossicle, 60.0% of those using proplast or ceravital had postop. air-bone gap less than 30dB. 4) 32% of ears received ossiculoplasty between grafted drum and footplate of oval window 44.4% of those using ossicle, 51.5% of those using proplast or ceravital had a postop. air-bone gap less than 30dB. 5) 48.5% of ears received ossiculoplasty using autograft cartilage of ossicle, 45.8% of those using homograft cartilage of ossicle had postop. air-bone gap. 6) 46.8% of ears received ossiculoplasty had postop. air-bone gap more than 30dB. 37.1% of those cases had fail drum graft-the main cause of it was dislocation of ossiculoplaty material or lateral healing. 37.1% those cases had success drum graft but postop. air-bone gap more than 30dB-the main cause of it was infection or extrusion of material. 7) 50.7% of ears received ossiculoplasty with one stage, 57.1% of those with had postop. air-bone gap less than 30dB. 8) 46.8% of ears received ossiculoplasty with open cavity mastoidectomy, 50% of those cases with intact canal wall mastoidectomy had postop. air-bone gap less than 30dB.

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