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A Family with Hereditary Bilateral Middle Ear Malformations; Its Specific Findings of Ossicular Anomalies Kohzoh Kumakawa 1 1Department of Otolaryngology, Branch Hospital, University of Tokyo pp.661-667
Published Date 1984/9/20
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1492209828
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 The hereditary conductive deafness is usually associated with multiple abnormalities of the pinna, meatus, drum, middle ear cavity, jaw and face. The authors experienced 3 rare cases with bilateral middle ear malformations in one family. They had almost normal external ears with no other malformations such as preauricular fistulas, cervical fistulas and face malformations. Surgery of 6 ears revealed the following complicated anomalies ; 1) Conglomerate of the malleus and the incus, and their ankylosis to the tympanic wall in 5 ears. 2) Absence of the long emus of the incus and hypoplasia of the superstructure of the stapes in all 6 ears. 3) Fixation of the footplate of the stapes in 4 ears. 4) Absence of the stapedial muscle in 4 ears.

 It can be speculated from the embryogenetic consideration that arrest of multiple developmental processes resulted in these ossicular malformations. That is, two developmental processes are arrested in 2 ears and three developmental processes in 3 ears. This is a specific feature of these cases different from the sporadic or the hereditary middle ear malformations reported up to the present.


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