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P Elbaz

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PubMed1982

[Piston-malleus. II (author's transl)].

The malleus appears to provide an effective solution in cases where the incus is absent and the upper part of the stapes cannot be employed, and when sound energy has to be retransmitted from the drum and the handle of the malleus to the labyrinth fluid. Total removal of the foot of the stapes with vein interposition is associated in nearly all cases. The method is not employed in patients with unfavorable positions of the ear-drum or handle of the malleus, the preferred procedure in the cases being the establishment of a direct communication between the ear-drum and the fenestra vestibuli, good results have been obtained.

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[Study of the effectiveness and tolerance of Pevaryl 1 % milk in the treatment of mycoses of the external auditory meatus (author's transl)].

Otomycoses account for approximately 20 % of cases of otitis externa. Often unrecognised, they may be induced by various factors, in particular local antibiotic and corticosteroid therapy. The authors studied the effectiveness and tolerance of Econazole (1 % milk) in the treatment of otomycoses. In each of 30 cases, a bacteriological examination was made before and one week after treatment, the latter consisting of the insertion into the E.A.M. of a wick soaked in Econazole (1 % milk) every night. From a mycological standpoint, the fungus disappeared in all cases. Clinically, in relation to the criteria of assessment, a successful result was recorded in 28 cases out of 30. In 87 % of cases, cure was obtained in less than 2 weeks, and apart from a transient and brief subjective sensation of an increase in certain symptoms (17 %), tolerance was perfect. Econazole (1 % milk) would appear to be the drug of choice in the treatment of otomycoses of the E.A.M., being effective against the fungi usually responsible (Aspergillus niger, fumigatus, flavus, Candida albicans, krusei etc.), as well as having a bactericidal action against Gram + bacteria.

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