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. 2020 Jun 15;88(1):83–88. doi: 10.1016/j.bjorl.2020.05.011

Table 2.

Preoperative evaluation and treatment strategies for patients.

Case Sex Age Clinical manifestation Disease location TNMS Treatments Margins Follow-up (M) Outcome
1 M 43 HL, AF, T, Otorrhea ME T1N0M0S0a CWU TM Nonec 148 NED
2 F 44 T ME T1N0M0S0 CWU TM Negative 49 NED
3b F 30 T, AF ME T1N0M0S0a Tympanotomy & lesion excision Negative 81 Recurrent
4 M 40 HL, AF EAC T2N0M0S0 LTBR & superficial parotidectomy Negative 45 NED
5 M 62 HL, AF, T, Otorrhea ME & EAC T2N0M0S0 LTBR Negative 21 NED
6 M 44 HL, AF ME & EAC T2N0M0S0 LTBR Negative 8 NED
a

Postoperative stage.

b

Case 3 with local recurrence 38 months postoperative, and underwent second surgery, CWU mastoidectomy and type I tympanoplasty with an intact ossicles. 02/10/2015 recurrent, Reddish lesion EAC CWU + Tympanoplasty.

c

Case 1 was misdiagnosed patients without margins report.

HL, Hearing Loss; AF, Aural Fullness; T, Tinnitus; ME, Middle Ear; EAC, External Auditory Canal; CWU, Canal Wall-Up; TM, Tympanomastoidectomy; LTBR, Lateral Temporal Bone Resection; NED, No Evidence of Disease.