- 362 pages
- English
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Table of contents
- Table of contents
- Dedication
- Preface
- Introduction
- PART 1 ETIO-PATHOGENESIS OF CHRONIC OTITIS MEDIA: PARAMETERS Environment
- Environment
- Morphofunctional partition of the middle ear cleft
- Pathogenesis of chronic otitis media - local morphological predisposing factors
- Mesenchymal barrier damages
- Tympanic membrane lamina propria.Histology and histopathology, interactions, roles and consequences in chronic otitis media
- Anatomical and mechanical properties of the tympanic membrane
- Loss of the quality of the mucosa of the middle ear cleft
- Mucociliary function of the middle ear cleft in health and disease: An experimental approach using cell culture
- Mucosal capacity of the middle ear cleft for fluid absorption and clearance
- Middle ear cleft pressure regulation. Balance and imbalance of pressure variations – state of the art
- Mechanics of the Eustachian tube
- Trans-mucosal gas exchange in normal and pathological conditions
- Pressure fluctuations in the normal and intact middle ear and its relation to speed of transmucosal gas exchange
- Computer modeling in chronic otitis media: Perspectives and limits
- Middle ear cleft mucosal conditions and gas-exchange function
- Middle ear cleft pressure regulation in health and disease. Sustained approach for a central regulating system: the middle ear isobaric system
- Middle ear pressure regulation – the role of a central control system
- Myringoplasty with fascia
- Cartilage tympanoplasty: a review of materials, techniques, and indications
- Tympano-ossicular allograft tympanoplasty
- Reconstruction of the canal wall
- Rehabilitation of the quality of the mucosa of the middle ear
- Mastoid and epitympanic obliteration The bony obliteration technique
- Medical and surgical management of Eustachian tube dysfunction: Mucosal disorders
- Rehabilitative management of the imbalance of pressure variations in the middle ear cleft
- Post face
- Index of Authors