Osteomas are benign, massively asymptomatic, massive bone lesions that are rarely seen in temporal bone.In addition to physical examination and audiometric examination, temporal CT can be used in diagnosis.Total surgical excision is sufficient for treatment.In differential diagnosis, especially exocytosis is suspected and other bone tumors should be considered.A 24-year-old male patient who presented with a hearing loss complaint and was diagnosedwithouterearosteomawaspresentedinthe current literature.
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Objective & Hypothesis:Osteomas are benign, massively asymptomatic, massive bone lesions that are rarely seen in temporal bone.In addition to physical examination and audiometric examination, temporal CT can be used in diagnosis.Total surgical excision is sufficient for treatment.In differential diagnosis, especially exocytosis is suspected and other bone tumors should be considered.A 24-year-old male patient who presented with a hearing loss complaint and was diagnosedwithouterearosteomawaspresentedinthe current literature.
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Key Findings & Data:Osteomas are benign, massively asymptomatic, massive bone lesions that are rarely seen in temporal bone.In addition to physical examination and audiometric examination, temporal CT can be used in diagnosis.Total surgical excision is sufficient for treatment.In differential diagnosis, especially exocytosis is suspected and other bone tumors should be considered.A 24-year-old male patient who presented with a hearing loss complaint and was diagnosedwithouterearosteomawaspresentedinthe current literature.
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Conclusion & Impact:Osteomas are benign, massively asymptomatic, massive bone lesions that are rarely seen in temporal bone.In addition to physical examination and audiometric examination, temporal CT can be used in diagnosis.Total surgical excision is sufficient for treatment.In differential diagnosis, especially exocytosis is suspected and other bone tumors should be considered.A 24-year-old male patient who presented with a hearing loss complaint and was diagnosedwithouterearosteomawaspresentedinthe current literature.
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📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Domain Parameters
Abstract
Osteomas are benign, massively asymptomatic, massive bone lesions that are rarely seen in temporal bone.In addition to physical examination and audiometric examination, temporal CT can be used in diagnosis.Total surgical excision is sufficient for treatment.In differential diagnosis, especially exocytosis is suspected and other bone tumors should be considered.A 24-year-old male patient who presented with a hearing loss complaint and was diagnosedwithouterearosteomawaspresentedinthe current literature.
Özet
Osteomlar temporal kemikte nadir görülen, benign karakterli,sıklıklaasemptomatikolarakseyredenkemik kaynaklı kitlesel lezyonlardır. Tanıda fizik muayene ve odyometrik tetkiklere ilave olarak temporal BT kullanılabilir. Total cerrahi eksizyon tedavide yeterlidir. Ayırıcı tanıda özellikle ekzositozdan şüphelenilmekte olup diğer kemik tümörleri göz önünde bulundurulmalıdır. Çalışmamızda işitme azlığı şikayeti ile başvuran ve dış kulak yolu osteomu tanısıyla opere edilen 24 yaşında erkek hasta güncel literatür eşliğinde sunulmaktadır.
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