Sentence examples for ear pathology from inspiring English sources
Assess incidence of conductive hearing loss, ear pathology, and associated communicative disorders in cleft palate patients.
Tympanoplasty is done to eradicate ear pathology and to restore the conductive hearing mechanism (eardrum and ossicles).
These include congenital ossicular fusion, ossicular discontinuity (Fig. 5), inflammatory middle ear disease (Fig. 6) and inner ear pathology such as acoustic neuroma and labyrinthitis ossificans [2].
Biomechanics and modeling of the human middle ear are also used in the study of middle ear pathology and the development of hearing devices.
The hypothesis of this study is that a dilution of concentration of inflammatory mediators through cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) irrigation will lead to a reduction in both inner ear pathology and permanent hearing loss.
Ear pathology includes loss of cartilage due to trauma, and congenital defects such as microtia, a congenital defect characterized by a small, abnormally shaped or absent outer ear that typically requires multiple stages of reconstructive surgery.
MRI may also pick up other unassociated inner ear pathologies (Fig. 14).
It would be possible to predict how middle ear function is affected by various kinds of middle ear pathologies and to understand how individual differences in middle ear structures affect that function prior to surgery.
The exclusion criteria were: insufficient imaging data; previously treated tumours; atypical tumours for which the diagnosis was unclear; intralabyrinthine schwannomas or intralabyrinthine tumour extension (tumours spreading to the labyrinth – endolymph and perilymph – on T1W contrast-enhanced images); and concomitant infections or inflammatory inner/middle ear pathologies.
Neither the renal nor the inner ear pathologies were reported in MPV17 mutant patients, including those affected by NNH.
Audiometry and appropriate imaging with a careful headache history would be helpful in differentiating migraine from other ear pathologies.
