James Sheehy Myringoplasty
- VernacularTitle:James Sheehy鼓膜成形术
- Author:
Shankai YIN
;
Shenglan ZHANG
;
Wenying LU
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords:
James Sheehy Myringoplasty;
Large perforation of tympanic membrane
- From:
Journal of Audiology and Speech Pathology
1998;0(01):-
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
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Abstract:
Objective To apply James Sheehy myringoplasty for treatment of large perforation without residual rim and to observe the efficacy.Methods Between January 2001 and June 2003, 60 patients with large perforation without residual rim had underwent James Sheehy myringoplasty, in which 36 were males and 24 were females, aged from 16 to 64 years and with an average of 45.23 years. Preoperative air-bone gap was 5 to 45 dB, averaged 28.5 dB. Fellow-up was done more than 6 months on 54 patients.The key technic: (1) a vascular skin flap was made on the posterior canal wall and the anterior canal wall skin was excised. (2) canaloplasty was performed until the whole tympanic sulcus can be seen under one microscope view. (3) if necessary, the ossicular chain was explored. (4) overlay technic was used to repair perforation with temporal fascia. (5) the free anterior skin and the posterior canal vascular flap were replaced.Results 52 patients were healed in one stage. In 2 patient, two needle tip-like perforations appeared in the center of the grafting tympanic membrane 3 months after surgery, which were closed after gelatin sponge patching. The shape of the tympanic membrane looked as normal. Symptoms of temporomandabular joint appeared in 6 patients and disappeared 3 days later. Lateral displacement of the graft happened in 2 patients.Conclusion James Sheehy myringoplasty is a reliable technique for treatment of large perforation without residual rim, with high success rate, less postoperative response and good shape of new tympanic membrane.