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tympanic membrane perforation

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tympanic membrane perforation
Perforated, punctured, ruptured ear drum ENT A disruption of the tympanic membrane due to acoustic trauma, direct injury, barotrauma, introduction of Q-tips or small objects, or infection with fluid buildup in the middle ear. See Tympanoplasty.


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The left ear canal was suctioned, revealing a posterosuperior tympanic membrane perforation and a left mastoidectomy was performed.
 
 
 
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