A Single-Center Study on the Prevalence of Cholesteatoma in People with Central Perforation and Chronic Otitis Media

Background: our research discovered that cholesteatoma development was more prevalent in those who have a central perforation and persistent otitis media. Physical exams meticulous reviews of medical records were performed on 100 people had chronic media with perforation. A total four persons, or 4% cases, cholesteatoma. Therefore, it would appear are prone to develop cholesteatoma, necessitating the need for surgeons be aware this risk regard specific patient group. Aim: This study focused centre eardrum caused by ascertain prevalence Methods: Between Duration 1st Sep 2022 28 February 2023 ENT department at Lady Reading Hospital conducted examination. In-depth otoscopic detailed history-taking consecutive patients study. After data processed categorised, cholesteroleatoma assessed. Results: Four percent individuals whereas other 96 no symptoms condition. Conclusion: demonstrates often get must potential particular To choose optimal course treatment these individuals, further is required. Keywords: Central perforation,