Boomerang-shaped Chondroperichondrial Graft& Overview to Tympanoplasty

Chronic otitis media (COM) is a common disease that can have serious complications related to incorrect and inadequate treatment. Tympanoplasty is a surgical procedure performed for eradication of infection and rehabilitation of hearing in patients with COM. The main purpose of tympanoplasty is to repair the perforated tympanic membrane (TM) and rehabilitate the patient's hearing.Many factors play a role in the outcome of surgical treatment, including the disease level, age of the patient, surgeon's experience, institution in which the procedure is carried out, and technique of operation. Several tympanoplasty techniques have been described. Mostly temporal muscle fascia and tragal and conchal cartilage have been used for tympanic membrane reconstruction in these techniques but lately chondroperichondrial graft usage was spread.In this present book we aimed to introduce our chondro-perichondrial graft "Boomerang-shaped Chondroperichondrial graft",assess the success of this technique, graft survival and postoperative auditory function and evaluate the anatomical and functional results while reviewing general tympanoplasty procedures

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R za Dündar was born in 1979 in Nusaybin,Mardin.He graduated from Cukurova University in 2003 and completed his specialisation education over ENT at Izmir Ataturk Research & Training Hospital in 2009. Since the second half of 2014, he has been working as Associated Professor in Harran University Medicine Faculty Department of ENT.