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OTOLOGY

Tympanoplasty: Experience of the ENT department in Yopougon hospital (Ivory Cost)


Authors : Buraima F, Kouassi-Ndjeundo J, Yoda M, Kouassi M, Badou E, Tanon-Anoh MJ, Nkana TD, Kouassi B. (Yopoungon)

Ref. : Rev Laryngol Otol Rhinol. 2014;135,1:41-44.

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Summary : Purpose: Perform an analysis of epidemiological, diag­nos­tic and therapeutic aspects of tympanoplasty in Ivory Coast. Materials and methods: Retro and prospective study over 13 years conducted in the ENT depart­ment of Yopougon Teaching Hospital. Our study concerned 104 patients. Results: The study population was dominated by young adults with an average age of 30.61 years. Chronic otitis media accounted for 80.76% of past medical history, a condition that was also the main indication (74.04%). Otoscopy pre-and intraoperative found essentially a non-marginal tympanic perforation (74.03%) and preoperative hearing assessment noted a conduc­tive hearing loss in 72% of cases. The retro­auricular surgical incision was performed in all patients. Surgical treatment consisted of a tympanoplasty type I in 76.3% of cases. The anato­mical results were good in 81% of cases and functionally, 75% of our patients had interaural intensity difference of less than 20 decibels. Conclusion: The tympano­plasty performed in our hospital apparently gives results that are similar to those of western countries to the patients who got a post operative control.

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