An intact bony tympanic facial canal does not protect from secondary facial paresis in adult acute otitis media.

Christian M MeerweinS PazahrT M StadlerN NierobischA DalbertA HuberC Röösli

Published in: The Journal of laryngology and otology (2020)

Prevalence of bony dehiscence in acute otitis media patients with facial paresis did not differ from that in acute otitis media patients without facial paresis. An intact tympanic bony facial canal does not protect from facial paresis development.

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