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Endaural brain hernia: repair using conchal cartilage.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 27 May 1982 English Journal:The Journal of otolaryngology, volume 10 (issn: 0381-6605, Copyright policy )
Authors: A F, Jahn;

pmid: 7334572

Endaural brain hernia: repair using conchal cartilage.

Abstract

A case of endaural brain herniation is presented. Reduction of the hernia and repair of the tegmental defect from below was carried out using a plate of conchal cartilage. The entity of endaural brain hernia is briefly viewed, with a discussion of techniques of surgical management. The advantages of otologic repair in suitable cases are listed.

Keywords

Methods, Humans, Female, Ear Cartilage, Ear, External, Child, Cholesteatoma, Mastoid, Surgical Flaps, Encephalocele

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