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Korean Journal of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery > Volume 29(2); 1986 > Article
Korean Journal of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery 1986;29(2): 165-73.
The Histopathological Observations of Cholesteatoma Specimens Obtained during Middle Ear Surgery
Tai Kwon Cho, MD, Yoon Uk Choi, MD, Sung Hyun Park, MD, Kwung Ho Jang, MD, Yoon Ho Choi, MD, and Won Joon Jang, MD
Department of Otolaryngology, Capital Armed Forecs General Hospital, Seoul, Korea
중이 수술시 채취한 진주종의 조직병리학적 고찰
조태권 · 최윤욱 · 박성현 · 장경호 · 최윤호 · 장원준
국군수도병원 이비인후과
ABSTRACT

The histopathological observations were done about biopsy specimens obtained during surgery of middle ear and/or mastoid antrum from 33 cases of cholesteatoma. The results were as following : 1) The epithelial layer of cholesteatoma consisted of keratinizing stratified squamous epithelium with keratin accumulation, and it was subclassified as keratin layer, granular layer, prickle cell layer, and basal layer. The intercellular bridge was found. 2) Just below epithelial layer, the papillary layer of subepithelial space was found and the fibroblasts running parallel to rete peg were found. 3) The subepithelial space showed various stages by the degree of the inflammatory reaction from microabscess to dense fibrous connective tissue consisting of collagen fiber. 4) The cholesterol granuloma was found at the specimen of cholesteatoma and it showed cholesterol clefts, fibroblasts, foreign body type multinucleated giant cells, hemorrhage, neovasculization. 5) The aural polyp showed stratified squamous epithelium and subepithelial space with inflammatory cells infiltration of plasma cell and lymphocyte.

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