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tympanostomy tube
otorrhea, or
acute otitis externa. Trauma, such as a
basilar skull fracture, can also lead to
cerebrospinal fluid otorrhea (discharge of...
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basilar skull fracture.
Other signs of a
basilar skull fracture include CSF
otorrhea (drainage of CSF
through the ear). It can have
devastating complications...
- as
facial nerve injury,
sensorineural deafness and
cerebrospinal fluid otorrhea. On
radiographic images, the otic
capsule is the
densest portion of the...
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fullness (sense of
fullness in the ear)
Otalgia (pain
referring to the ear)
Otorrhea (fluid
draining from the ear)
Vertigo Imbalance Rhinology includes nasal...
- treatment.
Fluid dripping from the nose (CSF rhinorrhoea) or ears (CSF
otorrhea)
should be
collected and
tested for the
protein beta-2
transferrin which...
- or
fluid collection.
There may be
early drainage through the tube (tube
otorrhea) in
about 15% of
patients in the
first two w****s
after placement, and developing...
- Haemolacria –
blood in
tears Hyperhidrosis Tshifularo, M. (2014). "Blood
otorrhea:
blood stained sweaty ear discharges: hematohidrosis; four case series...
- [clarification needed]
Barotrauma prevention with
hyperbaric oxygen treatment.
Otorrhea (ear discharge) is the most
common complication of
tympanostomy tube placement...
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affecting the base of the
skull include raccoon eyes, rhinorrhea, and
otorrhea or
ecchymosis behind the ear.
Expectant management is the rule. From our...
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sensorineural hearing loss,
intracerebral hemorrhage, and
cerebrospinal fluid otorrhea. In many
animals some of
these parts stay
separate through life: Squamosal:...
