Modern Microsurgical Operations of Chronic Purulent Otitis Media

Khushvakova Nilufar Jurakulovna; Raxmonkulov Umedjon Alisher oʻgʻli; Moʻminov Akbarali Ikrom oʻgʻli; Norpulatov Kurbonali Baxriddin oʻgʻli; Samandarov Davron Farxodovich

Modern Microsurgical Operations of Chronic Purulent Otitis Media

Authors

Khushvakova Nilufar Jurakulovna

Raxmonkulov Umedjon Alisher oʻgʻli

Moʻminov Akbarali Ikrom oʻgʻli

Norpulatov Kurbonali Baxriddin oʻgʻli

Samandarov Davron Farxodovich

Publisher

Pro Index

Description

Relevance of the problem: The operation is performed for the surgical treatment of otosclerosis and tympanosclerosis. The operation is performed under anesthesia. The essence of the operation is the use of intraocular access using a Carl Zeiss operating microscope (Germany). During the intervention, the eardrum is raised, the fixed stapes is removed and replaced with a prosthesis. Stapes prosthesis is performed in two ways: with Teflon prosthesis (Shea technique) or wire-oil prosthesis (Schukneht technique) implantation. In the second case, part of the fat is removed from the patient's ear cavity. About 30 operations are performed a year. The average length of hospital stay is 12 days. Recovery occurs within 1-2 months. Complications: complete deafness in the operated ear develops in 2-3% of patients, which corresponds to world statistics. Dispensary surveillance is carried out at the place of residence.