The use of parietotemporal fascia flap in the treatment of recurrent cholesteatoma: clinical case

Cholesteatoma consists of an inflmmatory process that results in the migration of squamous keratinized epithelium into the middle ear. Although regarded as a histopathologically benign entity it can behave quite aggressively being an important cause of deafness in all countries. Ear discharge, pain,...

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Published in:Revista Brasileira de cirurgia plástica 2022-03, Vol.37 (1), p.100-104
Main Authors: João Baltazar Ferreira, Carla Brandão, Rita Meireles, Mário Jorge Freire Santos
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