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Otosclerosis.

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Technique for otosclerosis.

The surgical technique described in this article consists of performing an 0.8-mm stapedotomy at the posterior third part of the footplate using a large 6 mm square vein graft interposition and performing a vigorous inflation of the middle ear as early as the twenty-fourth postoperative hour. This technique allowed the authors to perform a series of more than 5000 operations over the last five years without any dead ear and with remarkable hearing improvement.

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Histopathology of fenestration operation for otosclerosis.

The author describes the histopathology of fenestration operation in five temporal bones of the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary collection. The four subjects underwent the intervention more than 18 years before their death. One of the patients was operated bilaterally by Lempert himself in 1950. Special attention is given to the effect on hearing results of the otosclerotic disease; the condition of the middle ear, mastoidectomy cavity, and fenestra; and the lateral and posterior membranous semicircular canals. Also the patency of the three fenestrae (the oval, the round, and the new fenestra) in respect to the resulting hearing function, is considered.

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