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Total ossicular replacement with a porous ultra-high molecular weight prosthesis.

Authors: H G, Chüden;

Total ossicular replacement with a porous ultra-high molecular weight prosthesis.

Abstract

A short review of techniques and materials in treating totally disabled ears is presented. Basic principles to be observed in dealing with these problems are discussed and personal experiences with the Plastipore total prosthesis are given. Forty-six cases are reviewed with comments on the functional results achieved. Under certain circumstances (no inflammation, tympanic drum in place, and good tubal function) the use of the Polycel total prosthesis is highly recommended.

Keywords

Adult, Molecular Weight, Cochlear Implants, Adolescent, Humans, Middle Aged, Polyethylenes, Child, Polypropylenes, Aged, Ear Ossicles

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