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Clinical Diagnosis of the Otologic and Neurotologic Patient (History and Examination)

Built from Haynes-Glasscock-Shambaugh Surgery of the Ear, Seventh Edition

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11 sections · 105 slides

  1. 01

    Overview

    • Scope of the clinical evaluation
    • Roadmap of the otologic assessment

    2 slides

  2. 02

    The otologic history

    • Structure of the otologic history
    • Systemic disease and drug history
    • Systemic diseases affecting the otologic system
    • Systemic diseases affecting the otologic system (continued)
    • Systemic diseases affecting the otologic system (continued)
    • Systemic diseases affecting the otologic system (continued)
    • Methods of gathering historical data

    7 slides

  3. 03

    Hearing loss

    • Laterality of hearing loss
    • Bilateral hearing loss: causes
    • Duration and stability of hearing loss
    • Fluctuating hearing loss
    • Symptoms associated with hearing loss
    • Past and family history in hearing loss
    • Noise exposure and ototoxic medication
    • Agents and medications that can cause vestibular and auditory ototoxicity
    • Agents and medications that can cause vestibular and auditory ototoxicity (continued)
    • Agents and medications that can cause vestibular and auditory ototoxicity (continued)
    • Agents and medications that can cause vestibular and auditory ototoxicity (continued)

    11 slides

  4. 04

    Dizziness

    • Value of history in the dizzy patient
    • Character of the dizziness
    • Hearing loss with vertigo
    • Episodic versus constant vertigo
    • Time course of vertiginous attacks
    • Vestibular migraine and chronic dizziness
    • Associated symptoms in dizziness
    • Exacerbating factors in dizziness
    • Trauma and chronic ear disease in dizziness

    9 slides

  5. 05

    Ear drainage

    • Type of otorrhea
    • Symptom patterns with otorrhea
    • Gradenigo syndrome and petrous apicitis
    • Duration and predisposing factors in otorrhea

    4 slides

  6. 06

    Tinnitus and otalgia

    • Nonpulsatile tinnitus
    • Pulsatile tinnitus: causes
    • Autophony and audible breathing
    • Comorbidities and symptoms with tinnitus
    • Laterality and associations in otalgia
    • Duration and referred causes of otalgia
    • Referred otalgia and the head and neck exam

    7 slides

  7. 07

    Physical examination

    • Examination of the auricle
    • Preauricular pits and sinus tracts
    • Otoscope head and speculum
    • Inspection of the external auditory canal
    • Otomycosis and bony canal lesions
    • Keratosis obturans and canal cholesteatoma
    • Tympanic membrane: instruments and views
    • Otoscopic view of the tympanic membrane
    • Tympanic membrane perforation
    • Large subtotal perforation with healthy middle ear mucosa
    • Scutum erosion and attic retraction
    • Attic retraction pocket with scutum erosion
    • Colour and mobility of the tympanic membrane
    • Granular and bullous myringitis
    • Granulation tissue across the tympanic membrane
    • Retraction, atelectasis and myringosclerosis
    • Red chorda tympani sign
    • Retrotympanic vascular mass and Brown's sign
    • Retrotympanic red mass of middle ear and jugular paraganglioma
    • Schwartze's sign in otosclerosis

    20 slides

  8. 08

    Tuning fork and head and neck

    • Tuning fork used for bedside hearing assessment
    • The Weber test
    • The Rinne test
    • Air bone gap estimated from fork frequency
    • Estimation of hearing loss by Rinne exam
    • Head and neck examination in otologic disease
    • Neck examination in pulsatile tinnitus

    7 slides

  9. 09

    Vestibular examination

    • Basis of nystagmus in unilateral weakness
    • Crista ampullaris and cupula of the semicircular canal
    • Characterising nystagmus
    • Grading intensity of nystagmus
    • Frenzel lenses and recorded testing
    • The fistula test
    • The Dix-Hallpike manoeuvre
    • Interpreting the Dix-Hallpike and supine roll test
    • The head thrust test

    9 slides

  10. 10

    Cranial nerves and cerebellum

    • Cranial nerve examination: I to VI
    • Cranial nerve examination: VII to XII
    • Hypoglossal nerve testing
    • House-Brackmann grading of facial nerve deficits
    • House-Brackmann facial nerve grading scale
    • House-Brackmann facial nerve grading scale (continued)
    • Cerebellar testing in the dizzy patient
    • Gait, Romberg and Fukuda tests
    • Central versus peripheral localisation

    9 slides

  11. 11

    Summary

    • Conclusion
    • High-yield points
    • References
    • References
    • References
    • References
    • References
    • References
    • Haynes-Glasscock-Shambaugh Surgery of the Ear, Seventh Edition
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    10 slides