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Ear

  • Are malignant middle ear lesions common?
  • Increased density of the cochlea seen on the CT of a patient with a history of chronic ear infections is probably what?
  • List four other masses that may involve the middle ear.
  • What are the common causes of sensorineural hearing loss?
  • What condition does opacification of the mastoid air cells with or without bony destruction indicate?
  • What diagnosis does opacification of the middle ear with thickening of the tympanic membrane but no bony erosion or mass effect suggest?
  • What do bilateral lytic lesions (i.e., bony erosions) around the cochlea of a young or middle-aged woman likely represent?
  • What does a glomus tympanicum tumor look like on CT?
  • What does a soft tissue mass in the external auditory canal of an elderly patient with diabetes and purulent otorrhea probably indicate?
  • What is a prominent clinical symptom of glomus tympanicum tumors?
  • What is eroded commonly with a cholesteatoma?
  • What is the most common malignant neoplasm of the external ear?
  • What should be excluded when suspected otitis is associated with bone erosion?

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