Rev. Bras. . vol.72 número4 en a25v72n4

T he authors present a case of cholesteatoma of external auditory canal (CEAC) with extensive invasion of mastoid; ossicle chain and tympanic membrane remained intact.. The only

he values of glycogen reserves showed that the muscles of the scoliotic animals showed reduction in the right (41%) and left intercostal (67%); right (44%) and left pectoral (59%);

In the group of adult stutterers was observed in the frequency sweep, increased latency P3 component at Cz and Fz in the right ear and reduced P3 amplitude at Cz in the left ear,

High resolution CT scan of temporal bone and head revealed a large soft tissue mass showed post contrast enhancement involving middle ear cavity and external auditory canal

A tubercle present over the Right Mastoid region near the External Auditory Canal.A Hemangioma over

After the first dissections of the ear canal and tympanic membrane, only 15 mi- nutes were needed for removal of the block samples without tearing the entire external auditory

Based on this assumption, the present study took as its objective the detection of middle ear secretion during the 2 first years of life, by means of otoscopy, behavioral

Caption: Group A = elderly showing collapse of the external acoustic canal; group B = elderly showing senile tympanic membrane; group C = elderly without changes in the