Abstract Congenital nasal piriform aperture stenosis (CNPAS) is an uncommon but important cause of nasal obstruction in infants. When it is severe, nasal decongestants or temporary nasal airway devices cannot…
Abstract Objective To evaluate the stagewise treatment of anterior commissure laryngeal web caused by recurrent laryngeal papillomatosis. Methods One patient with anterior commissure laryngeal web caused by recurrent laryngeal papillomatosis…
Abstract Optimal vascular control during neurosurgical resection of large sub-frontal meningioma is hindered by limited early access to the ethmoidal arteries. Pre-operative ligation of the ethmoidal arteries 1) induces tumor…
Abstract Congenital labyrinthine cholesteatoma can cause varying degrees of hearing loss and vertigo. Hearing preservation is not always possible when treatment involves total labyrinthectomy. Since 1969, there have been several…
Abstract Subglottic hemangioma is a rare but life- threatening condition which requires intervention. It generally starts proliferating in the first and second months of lifespan and whether there is a…
Abstract Epistaxis in patients on antiplatelet and anticoagulant therapy is common and typically benign. We present a case of a rare nasal septal malignancy in a patient on antiplatelet therapy…
Abstract This case report describes a patient who was found to have a cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leak originating from the petrous apex. The patient initially presented with multiple bouts of…
Abstract Paget’s disease of the temporal bone can cause hearing loss that eventually develops into profound deafness. However, the treatment options for hearing loss associated with Paget’s disease are limited….
Abstract Tinnitus is a common symptom caused by numerous diseases. The etiology is unknown in most cases; however, nasopharyngeal lesions may cause a certain tinnitus. We herein report a case…
Abstract Objective To demonstrate the added value of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) over computed tomography (CT) during adult cochlear implant evaluation. Patients Two adult patients are discussed in whom MRI…
