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. 2017 Dec 13;71(Suppl 2):1135–1139. doi: 10.1007/s12070-017-1244-9

Table 1.

Showing patients signs and symptoms

No. Age (years) Sex Complaints Site Duration of symptoms Treatment
1 14 F Swelling in the left temporal region Squamous portion of the temporal bone 1 year None; patient refused surgery
2 15 F None (found in the mastoid antrum during cortcial mastoidectomy) Mastoid antrum N/a Excision
3 12 F Swelling in the mastoid region Mastoid portion of the temporal bone 9 months Excision
4 15 F Swelling in the mastoid region Mastoid portion of the temporal bone 1 year Excision
5 14 M Swelling in the mastoid region Mastoid portion of the temporal bone 2 years Excision
6 12 F Swelling in the EAC EAC 4 years Excision with radical mastoidectomy
7 15 M Decreased hearing EAC 5 months Excision
8 12 M None (found during removal of impacted wax) EAC N/a Observation
9 14 M None (found during routine examination) EAC N/a Observation
10 18 F Swelling in the mastoid region Mastoid portion of the temporal bone 3 years Excision
11 21 M Decreased hearing EAC 3 months Excision with canaloplasty
12 34 M Swelling in the mastoid region, decreased hearing, ear discharge EAC 10 years Excision with tympanoplasty
13 21 F Decreased hearing, injury by matchstick, ear discharge EAC 1 month Excision