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To assess prevalence and location of residual cholesteatoma following closed “canal wall up” tympanoplasty (CWUT). The evolution of follow-up strategy is discussed.A retrospective study was run in adults operated on by CWUT for middle-ear cholesteatoma and who had undergone second look surgery and/or postoperative radiology (CT-scan, diffusion-weighted MRI).One hundred and nine patients (113 ears)...
The authors report their experience with a variant cartilage tympanoplasty technique in a canal wall up (CWU) procedure for middle ear cholesteatoma, comparing reliability with other techniques. Functional results are analyzed according to ossicular chain status.A retrospective study was performed in adults operated on with CWU tympanoplasty for middle ear cholesteatoma. The surgical technique of...
The authors studied the prevalence of histological thyroid gland invasion in laryngopharyngeal cancer and the preoperative endoscopic and CT signs predictive of this invasion.Retrospective study of patients with laryngopharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma (T3 and T4) treated by total laryngectomy or total laryngopharyngectomy associated with concomitant total thyroidectomy or ipsilateral lobectomy and...
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