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Korean Journal of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery > Volume 22(4); 1979 > Article
Korean Journal of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery 1979;22(4): 45-50.
A Case of Both Congenital Anomaly of the Sound Conducting Apparatus and its Surgical Correction
Young Kil Kim, MD, and Hong Kyun Yoo, MD
Department of Otolaryngology, Capital Armed Forces General Hospital, Korea
先天性傳音器 畸型의 治驗 1例
김영길 · 유홍균
國軍首都統合病院 耳鼻咽喉科
ABSTRACT

Though developmental anomalies of the sound conducting apparatus are not so very common, surgical correction techniques have been used such as auricular reconstruction cancal prosthesis, tympanoplasty, penestration operation because of the being impairment from birth which, if bilateral, may be sufficient to interfere with the normal development of speech and also affect with normal personality acquire when external deformity accompanies. The optimum age of correction is not identical for bilateral and unilateral, and the results of surgery are accordingly to the cochler fuction, pneumatization, grade of anomaly and its shape. Author report a case of 7-year old girl patient who had congenital anomalies similar with Treacher-Collins symdrome with the available examination and references.

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