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Management of Chronic Suppurative Otitis Media and Otosclerosis in Developing Countries.

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Chronic ear disease is a major cause of acquired hearing loss in the developing world. It is prevalent on every continent, but occurs more commonly in poorer nations owing to… Click to show full abstract

Chronic ear disease is a major cause of acquired hearing loss in the developing world. It is prevalent on every continent, but occurs more commonly in poorer nations owing to a lack of preventative measures. This article outlines the particular challenges in treating this disease in the developing world, including a discussion of surgical management and special situations. Otosclerosis is another surgically treatable cause of hearing loss that is found throughout the developing world. Surgeons working in these environments should be prepared to deal with advanced otosclerotic disease.

Keywords: otitis media; suppurative otitis; developing world; management; management chronic; chronic suppurative

Journal Title: Otolaryngologic clinics of North America
Year Published: 2018

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