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D Djeric, ,
Volume 3, Issue 1 (8-1989)
Abstract
The occurrence of mast cells is studied in the normal facial nerve and in
the facial nerve post mortem exam of patients with chronic suppurative otitis
media without associated facial paralysis. A small number of mast cells were
found in the normal facial nerve. These cells were usually located in close
proximity to the endoneural and epineural blood vessels. The number of
mast cells was increased in some areas of the facial nerve in the majority of
examined cases with chronic otitis media. In these cases, although the facial
nerve showed some signs of neuropathy, its function was normal.
D Savic, D Djeric, G Stojcic,
Volume 3, Issue 1 (8-1989)
Abstract
The authors present a case of embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma of the
middle ear in an adult patient. Computerized tomography indicated a
malignant tumor and the diagnosis was confirmed by pathological analysis.
D Savic, A Jasovic, D Djeric, N Mitrovic,
Volume 5, Issue 3 (11-1991)
Abstract
The authors used high-resolution computed tomography (HRCT) for
studying 52 congenitally malformed ears in 45 children between five and 10
years of age. In six children the malformations were bilateral. The malformations
clinically manifested as microtia, atresia of the external auditory canal
and conductive deafness.
Analyzing anatomical details and pathological changes on HRCT axial
sections the authors established three groups of malformations. In the first
group, auditory assicles were malformed in almost all cases, in the second
group besides deformed auditory ossicles in majority of cases, the mastoid
was apneumatised, and in the third group there were malformed auditory
ossicles and the mastoids were apneumatised and in more than half of cases
cavum tympani was malformed or filled with mesenchyme.
These features have great importance in surgical reconstruction of
congenital middle ear malformations.
