Atelectasis and Secretory Otitis Media
@article{Sad1976AtelectasisAS, title={Atelectasis and Secretory Otitis Media}, author={Jacob Sad{\'e} and Eli Berco}, journal={Annals of Otology, Rhinology \& Laryngology}, year={1976}, volume={85}, pages={66 - 72} }
That condition where the tympanic membrane is displaced toward the promontory is termed atelectasis. Thirty-seven patients (61 ears) showing various degrees of atelectasis graded from stage 1 to stage 4 were studied. Atelectatic drums are an inflammatory phenomenon occurring in underventilated ears. This conclusion is reached by considering the reversibility of the atelectasis upon ventilation; while the inflammatory factor can be deduced from the history and histopathology of the atelectatic…
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