Mastoidectomy Surgery

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During a mastoidectomy, diseased cells are surgically removed from the air-filled gaps in your mastoid bone. The area of your skull directly behind your ear is known as your mastoid. Cholesteatoma, or ear infections that have progressed into your skull, is frequently treated with a mastoidectomy. When installing cochlear implants, it is also employed. In a mastoidectomy, the affected mastoid air cells are surgically removed. These air cells are created in the hollow areas of your mastoid, a bone with a honeycomb-like shape that is located directly behind your ear. When an ear infection (otitis media) spreads to your skull, a mastoidectomy is required. Additionally, the surgery is utilized to treat cholesteatoma, a non-cancerous tumor that develops below the eardrum frequently as a side effect of persistent ear infections. Your doctor will perform a mastoidectomy with tympanoplasty if your eardrum has ruptured. The eardrum can be fixed through surgery called a tympanoplasty. Even if your eardrum doesn't require repair, tympanoplasty also refers to surgery behind your eardrum. The extent of the operation will depend on your particular circumstances. A straightforward mastoidectomy will treat any disease in your mastoid while totally preserving the structures of your ear canal and middle ear.

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