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1 OTOLARYNGOLOGY-HEAD & NECK SURGERY
OTOLOGY RHINOLOGY LARYNGOLOGY HEAD AND NECK ONCOLOGY

2 OTOLOGY ANATOMY PHYSIOLOGY AUDIOLOGY VESTIBULAR FUNCTION TEST
DISEASES OF THE EAR, FACIAL NERVE, AND SKULL BASE

3 OTOLOGIC DISEASES Diseases of the External Ear
Diseases of the Middle Ear Diseases of the Facial Nerve Diseases of the Inner Ear Tumors of the Skull base

4 DISEASES OF THE MIDDLE EAR
Diseases of the Tympanic Membrane Diseases of the Middle Ear and Mastoid Diseases of the Eustachian Tube Diseases of the Facial Nerve and Temporal Bone Fracture

5 Diseases of the Tympanic Membrane
Myringitis Traumatic Perforation

6 Diseases of the Middle Ear and Mastoid
Acute Otitis Media Acute Mastoiditis Otitis Media with Effusion Chronic Otitis Media and Mastoiditis Complication of OM Surgery for COM Cholesteatoma Otosclerosis

7 Diseases of the Eustachian Tube
Otitis media with effusion Adhesive Otitis Otitic barotrauma Patulous E-tube

8 Diseases of the Facial Nerve and Temporal Bone Fracture
Diagnostic Work Up Bell’s palsy Ramsay-Hunt syndrome Temporal bone fracture Other causes

9 Myringitis Etiology Types Symptoms and Signs Treatments

10 Granular myringitis

11 Traumatic Perforation
Etiology Shapes of perforation Differential diagnosis Treatments

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14 Differential Dx of TM perforation
COM Traumatic P. shape round conical P. margin smooth edge sharp edge Discharge mucoid or usually none purulent Ear drum scar, TSP hemorrhagic ME mucosa edema, thick normal Hearing impaired mild loss X-ray air cell normal haziness

15 Acute Otitis Media Route of Infection Pathologic organisms
Pathologic stage Clinical Diagnosis Treatments Prognosis Complications

16 Hyperemia Exudation-bulging Exudation-bulla Suppuration

17 Pathophysiology Negative pressure in the middle ear
Inflammation by bacterial or viral infection Mucosal injury by cytokine

18 Classifications of OM Acute, Subacute, Chronic
Otitis media without TM Perforation  Serous, Mucoid, Purulent Otitis media with TM Perforation  Suppurative, Non-suppurative

19 Risk factors Age and sex Bottle feeding Crowding
Cleft palate, Down’s syndrome Immunodeficiency Ciliary dysfunction, Cystic fibrosis

20 유양돌기염의 분류 급성 유양돌기염 아급성 유양돌기염 만성 유양돌기염 급성 고실유양돌기염 골막염을 동반한 급성 유양돌기염
급성 융합성 유양돌기염 아급성 유양돌기염 만성 유양돌기염

21 급성 융합성 유양돌기염에서 농양의 파급 경로 경로 합병증 외측 골막하 농양 내측 미로, 안면신경, 추체염
경로 합병증 외측 골막하 농양 내측 미로, 안면신경, 추체염 전방 중이강으로 자연배출 하방 Bezold 농양 후방 Citelli 농양, 혈전성 정맥염 두개내 경막하농양, 뇌막염

22  AOM COM Facial paralysis AM CM Serous labyrinthitis Meningitis
Chronic labyrinthitis Subdural abscess Subperiosteal abscess Suppurative labyrinthitis Extradural abscess Sigmoid sinus thrombophlebitis Otitic hydrocephalus Brain abscess

23 Otitis Media with Effusion
Etiology: E-tube dysfunction Symptoms Diagnosis Treatment

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26 Chronic suppurative otitis media
Symptoms and signs Pathologic changes Diagnostic tests Aims of surgical treatment

27 Non-suppurative Suppurative

28 Cholesteatoma Congenital Acquired Acquired Primary Acquired Secondary

29 Pathogenesis of Cholesteatoma
Implatation Retraction pocket Immigration Metaplasia Basal cell hyperplasia

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31 Congenital Acquired

32 OTOSCLEROSIS Histologic vs Clinical otosclerosis Prevalence
Clinical Diagnosis Treatment

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34 COMPLICATIONS OF OTITIS MEDIA
INTRATEMPORAL Acute Mastoiditis Petrositis Facial Palsy Labyrinthitis INTRACRANIAL Subdural Abscess Sigmoid thrombosis Meningitis Epidural Abscess Brain abscess Hydrocephalus

35 Sigmoid sinus thrombophlebitis
COMPLICATIONS OF OTITIS MEDIA AOM COM Facial paralysis AM CM Serous labyrinthitis Meningitis Chronic labyrinthitis Subdural abscess Subperiosteal abscess Suppurative labyrinthitis Extradural abscess Sigmoid sinus thrombophlebitis Otitic hydrocephalus Brain abscess

36 COMPLICATIONS OF OTITIS MEDIA

37 PATHWAYS Osteothrombophlebitis Bone Erosion Preformed Pathway
COMPLICATIONS OF OTITIS MEDIA PATHWAYS Osteothrombophlebitis Bone Erosion Preformed Pathway

38 COMPLICATIONS OF OTITIS MEDIA

39 Acute Mastoiditis Persistent otalgia/otorrhea 2-3 wks after AOM
COMPLICATIONS OF OTITIS MEDIA Acute Mastoiditis Persistent otalgia/otorrhea 2-3 wks after AOM Symptoms and signs Treatments

40 COMPLICATIONS OF OTITIS MEDIA

41 Petrositis Gradenigo Sign Persistent Otorrhea
COMPLICATIONS OF OTITIS MEDIA Petrositis Gradenigo Sign Persistent Otorrhea Trigeminal N palsy or Retrobulbar pain Abducens Palsy

42 Facial Nerve Paralysis
COMPLICATIONS OF OTITIS MEDIA Facial Nerve Paralysis Treatments FP due to Acute OM due to Acute Mastoiditis due to Chronic Suppurative OM c/s Cholesteatoma

43 COMPLICATIONS OF OTITIS MEDIA

44 Bacterial Meningitis Pathogenesis Symptoms and signs Diagnosis
COMPLICATIONS OF OTITIS MEDIA Bacterial Meningitis Pathogenesis Symptoms and signs Diagnosis Treatments

45 Sigmoid sinus thrombophlebitis
COMPLICATIONS OF OTITIS MEDIA Sigmoid sinus thrombophlebitis Griesinger Sign Edema and Tenderness of Retroauricular area Anemia Septic Fever

46 Brain Abscess Stage Invasion (Encephalitis stage)
COMPLICATIONS OF OTITIS MEDIA Brain Abscess Stage Invasion (Encephalitis stage) Localization (Latent stage) Enlargement (Manifest stage) Termination (Rupture of Abscess)

47 COMPLICATIONS OF OTITIS MEDIA

48 SURGERY OF CHRONIC OTITIS MEDIA: Aims
Eradication of Disease Improvement of Hearing Prevention of Complication Restoration of Normal Anatomy

49 Classification Simple Mastoidectomy Modified Radical Mastoidectomy
Surgery of Chronic Otitis Media:: Classification Simple Mastoidectomy Modified Radical Mastoidectomy Radical Mastoidectomy Myringoplasty Tympanoplasty Tympanoplasty with Mastoidectomy

50 Surgery of Chronic Otitis Media::

51 Surgery of Chronic Otitis Media::

52 Surgery of Chronic Otitis Media::

53 Materials Ossicular Reconstruction: Autologous, Homologous, Synthetic
Surgery of Chronic Otitis Media:: Materials Ossicular Reconstruction: Autologous, Homologous, Synthetic Tympanic Membrane Reconstruction: Skin, Vein, Perichondrium, Fascia

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55 Causes of E-tube dysfunction
Acute URI Allergy Adenoid vegetation Chronic sinusitis Cleft palate Nasopharyngeal Tumor Recurrent suppurative otitis Systemic illness (Diabetes, Thyroid, etc)

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57 E-tube dysfunction - Severe Adhesive Otitis

58 Otitic Barotrauma

59 EUSTACHIAN TUBE DYSFUNCTION
(VARIOUS TYPES) ABNORMAL PATENCY OBSTRUCTION PATULOUS SemiPATULOUS FUNCTIONAL MECHANICAL Increased Tubal Compliance Abnormal Active Opening Mechanism Intrinsic Extrinsic

60 Patulous Eustachian Tube

61 FACIAL NERVE PARALYSIS: CLASSIFICATIONS
Etiologic basis Congenital vs Acquired Complete vs Incomplete Immediate vs Delayed Central vs Peripheral

62 History Taking Onset and Progression Associated Symptoms
FACIAL NERVE PARALYSIS History Taking Onset and Progression Associated Symptoms Previous Facial Palsy Otologic Trauma, or Inflammation Other Cranial Nerve Palsy DM, CVA Hx, and Family Hx

63 Physical Examination Otoscopy Auricular lesion External Ear Status
FACIAL NERVE PARALYSIS Physical Examination Otoscopy Auricular lesion External Ear Status Facial Palsy Grading Cranial Nerve Examination

64 FACIAL NERVE PARALYSIS

65 Facial Nerve Tests Topognostic Test Schirmer, SR, Taste, Saliv. Flow
FACIAL NERVE PARALYSIS Facial Nerve Tests Topognostic Test Schirmer, SR, Taste, Saliv. Flow Electrodiagnosis NET, ENoG, EMG Radiologic Examination Audiometry, VFT

66 Diseases Bell’s palsy Ramsay-Hunt syndrome Temporal bone fracture
FACIAL NERVE PARALYSIS Diseases Bell’s palsy Ramsay-Hunt syndrome Temporal bone fracture Secondary to inflammations Tumors Degenerative disorders

67 Bell’s Palsy Etiology Symptoms Diagnosis Treatment 
FACIAL NERVE PARALYSIS Bell’s Palsy Etiology Symptoms Diagnosis Treatment

68 Ramsay-Hunt Syndrome Etiology Symptoms Treatments 
FACIAL NERVE PARALYSIS Ramsay-Hunt Syndrome Etiology Symptoms Treatments

69 Temporal Bone Fractures

70 Temporal Bone Fracture

71 Temporal Bone Fracture

72 Facial Nerve Decompression
Temporal Bone Fracture Facial Nerve Decompression

73 Inflammatory Origin Acute Otitis Media Chronic Suppurative Otitis
FACIAL NERVE PARALYSIS Inflammatory Origin Acute Otitis Media Chronic Suppurative Otitis Media c/s Cholesteatoma Skull Base Osteomyelitis

74 FACIAL NERVE PARALYSIS
Other causes Tumors Degenerative Diseases


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