Date | Relevant past medical history and interventions | ||
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2019 | 60-year-old man diagnosed as case of bilateral otosclerosis underwent left stapedotomy and requested surgery on the other side | ||
Summaries from initial and follow-up visit | Diagnostic testing | Interventions | |
2019 | Presented with decreased hearing on the right ear | Mild to moderate, up to 3 kHz, slopping to severe mixed hearing loss, and no response at 8 kHz. (31/01/2019) | Consented for right end aural stapedotomy |
February 2019 | Confirmed hearing loss and taken to the operating room for right stapedotomy | IIntra-operative examination: Confirmed the diagnosis | During the surgery, the incus was dislocated accidently, thereafter intraoperative decision was made to perform MS |
April 2020 | Postoperative: Patient reported improvement of hearing No other otological complaint | Postoperative PTA: significant air bone gap improvement from around 40 dB to 0 dB (23/4/2019) | Patient was satisfied No further intervention |
MS: malleostapedotomy, PTA: pure-tone average