Recently, Ms. Luo from Tongren, Guizhou Province found Dr. Zheng Ligang for ten years due to repeated right ear pus, Ms. Luo's otitis media is more serious, and the local doctor said that it needs to be operated on, the difficulty of the operation is great, and there are many complications.
Later, by chance, Ms. Luo heard that Dr. Zheng Ligang could do minimally invasive surgery for otitis media, so she checked on the Internet and found that this situation can indeed be minimally invasive. After examination, it was found that Ms. Luo's eardrum was unrecognizable, the lesion had been long, and the structure was seriously damaged. However, the minimally invasive surgery of ear endoscopy can be completed, this time the minimally invasive surgery for otitis under general anesthesia was arranged, and the operation began after intubation and general anesthesia, without making any incision under the otoendoscope, the tympanic membrane flap of the external ear canal was directly turned up, the diseased tissue around the tympanic chamber and the ossicle chain was cleaned, and the tragus cartilage was trimmed and the tympanic membrane was repaired, and the whole operation was done very smoothly. It took about 90 minutes, and there was no obvious discomfort and no surgery-related complications during the postoperative round.
For minimally invasive otitis media surgery, if you still have any questions, please leave a message and communicate with Dr. Zheng Ligang for further communication.