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. 2022 Nov;10(22):1211. doi: 10.21037/atm-22-4831

Table 1. Basic clinical characteristics of the patients.

Characteristics Cases (n=17), n [%]
Sex
   Male 8 [47]
   Female 9 [53]
Sides
   Left 12 [71]
   Right 5 [29]
Dornhoffer’s staging
   I 0 [0]
   II 1 [6]
   III 6 [35]
   IV 10 [59]
Symptoms
   Hearing loss 12 [71]
   Aural fullness 4 [24]
   Otopyorrhea 10 [59]
   Ear pain 3 [18]
   Tinnitus 2 [12]
Complications of perforation
   Perforation in the pars tensa 6 [35]
   perforation in the pars flaccida 2 [12]
   No tympanic membrane perforation 9 [53]
Ossicular chain disruption
   Total 14 [82]
   Malleus 8 [47]
   Incus 14 [82]
   Stapes 4 [24]
Other middle ear diseases
   Chronic suppurative otitis media 6 [35]
   Middle ear cholesteatoma 4 [24]
   Middle ear cholesterol granuloma 2 [12]
   Tympanosclerosis 3 [18]
Combined sinus or nasopharyngeal disorders
   Sinusitis 3 [18]
   Nasopharyngitis 3 [18]
Anesthesia method
   Local anesthesia 5 [29]
   General anesthesia 12 [71]
Reconstruction of ossicular chain
   No 6 [35]
   PORP 8 [47]
   TORP 3 [18]

PORP, partial ossicular reconstruction prosthesis; TORP, total ossicular reconstruction prosthesis.