Sentence examples for middle ear ventilation from inspiring English sources
To describe middle ear ventilation route blockage, relieved during middle ear endoscopic surgery, and to analyze its association with mastoid hypopneumatization/sclerotization.
Objective: To develop an alternative method for prolonged middle ear ventilation using topical mitomycin C. Study Design and Setting: Twenty guinea pigs with normal ears had bilateral myringotomies performed using the argon laser.
To investigate the use of contact diode laser myringotomy (C-LAM), combined with topical mitomycin C, as an alternative method for prolonged middle ear ventilation in children with otitis media with effusion.
OME is the direct consequence of impaired middle ear ventilation.
3 The relative contribution of these two mechanisms to normal middle ear ventilation is not known.
The assessment of the tympanometric curves makes it possible to recognize serious middle ear ventilation problem.
Morbidity indicators will be constructed from APDC and EDDC diagnoses for important childhood conditions that may impact on development, such as age of first ventilation tube insertion (to drain middle ear fluid for children with otitis media), number of ventilation tube insertion procedures and number of condition-specific hospital admissions (eg, asthma, injury, gastroenteritis).
The disorder is the result of inadequate ventilation of the middle ear through the eustachian tube.
Ventilation of the middle ear occurs by each deglutition by action of the tensor velum palatinum muscle leading to air equilibration with the atmospheric pressure.
To investigate this hypothesis we used TEM and confocal laser scanning microscopy (CLSM) combined with bacterial-specific fluorescent in situ hybridisation (FISH) on middle ear biopsies taken from children undergoing ventilation tube insertion for rAOM and/or COME.
The functions of the Eustachian tube are as follows 2: pressure equalisation and ventilation of the middle ear, mucociliary clearance of secretions from the middle ear, protection of the middle ear from sounds, and from pathogens and secretions from the nasopharynx.
