Chronic Otitis Media with Facial Palsy: An Unexpected Etiology

Authors

  • Arpit Saxena
  • Dharmendra Kumar Singh
  • Vivek Raj Sinha

Abstract

Chronic otitis media is a commonly observed disease worldwide. Facial palsy in a patient can be attributed to many causes. Facial paresis with chronic otitis media is almost al-ways attributable to facial palsy. This article reports the clinical condition of a patient in whom the etiology of facial paresis was not conventional.

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2017-06-21

How to Cite

Arpit Saxena, Dharmendra Kumar Singh, & Vivek Raj Sinha. (2017). Chronic Otitis Media with Facial Palsy: An Unexpected Etiology. Otolaryngology, 3(3), 41–42. Retrieved from https://openventio.us/index.php/OOJ/article/view/2469

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 3 (2017): Volume 3 Issue 3 2017

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