Ear bone inflammation

Ear bone inflammation's disease overview

Bone is a component of the middle ear. The bone is a type of porous bone, containing many notifications, which has the largest pine called a pole, this is where the ear canopy with the bone, which explains the bone inflammation is derived from the otitis media. Being treated or treated improperly, or due to the body's resistance is too weak in the case of people with measles, flu ..., malnourished children, toxicity of bacteria are too strong. P>

What is the otitis , also known as what is the osteoarthritis?

Ear bone is a phenomenon of lesions that spread into the bone around the pole and the middle ear. The process of inflammation lasts for no more than 3 months, unlike the bone reaction caused by pus stagnant in the middle ear, this bone reaction only lasts 5-7 days. The main disease is osteoporosis and bone vascular inflammation, the partitions between bone cells are gradually destroyed, the pus is concentrated into pus bags, sometimes the bone dies in blocks and turns into rotting bones. Then from here caused many complications. Osteoarthritis can be encountered in adults and children in which Children's osteoarthritis is more common.

Includes the main form: acute osteoarthritis, chronic osteomy.

  • Acute otitis often appears after otitis media. Patients with acute otitis media about 3 weeks earlier, which is inflammation of the bone catheterization in the temporal bone. This condition is always accompanied by an acute otitis media and may be a more severe progression of a chronic otitis media.
  • Chronic bone otitis is determined when the process of discharge of rotten ears lasts for more than 3 months. acute or chronic or chronic otitis can cause many dangerous complications such as meningitis, brain abscess, intravenous inflammation in the skull, inflammation of the skull, The paralysis of the facial motor nerves distorts the face, neck abscess or abscess around the throat is very dangerous, is one of the causes of death in the Earning Emergency Department.

    • Causes of Ear bone inflammation's disease

    Causes of osteoarthritis

  • Middle otitis is not well treated.

    • complications of acute otitis media (cases of necrotic otitis media and in weak resistance).

  • complications of chronic otitis media.
  • Middle otitis after diseases: influenza, measles, diphtheria and pertussis.
  • infected by bacteria such as Haemophilus influenza, Staphylococcus or Streptococcus

    • Symptoms of Ear bone inflammation's disease

    Acute osteoarthritis

    Body:

  • Symptoms of fever, ear pain, poor hearing are gradually decreasing suddenly again high fever again with a temperature of 39-40oC, may have meningeal reactions such as delirium, convulsions ...
  • Status of weakness, fatigue, infection, high poisoning 39-400C

    • in children can see seizures, bulging like meningitis.

    Function:

  • Deep pain in the ear, pain in the pulse of the dam is the main symptom, intense increased pain, deep pain in the ears spread to the mastoid area and the temples, headache.
  • Sounds poorly, the sound is often accompanied by tinnitus and light dizziness.
  • Pus increased or less due to clogged pus and rotten pus.

    • entity:

  • The face is usually red, pressing on the pain.

    • Press on the surface of the bone with a significant pain reaction.

  • Pus: Special rotten smell, blue or yellow sometimes with blood rays.

    • may show signs of swelling in front of the ear bottle, swelling in the back of the ear, the ears are pushed forward, loss According to the neck of the sternum, the swelling of the neck, the neck is difficult, the pus can break the whole area of ​​this area and create the fistula. The eardrum: (Observed after wiping the pus) red, the hole often close to the ear canal, the edge of the bone, the bottom of the hole is bleeding. The upper corner is sometimes deleted.

    x-ray: Schiiller posture: The notification walls of thick, faded pine groups due to the destruction Wide cavities

    Chronic osteoarthritis

    . Mechanical symptoms: Like chronic otitis media but more severe.

  • Pus frequently, many are the main symptoms. Pus is rotten. Pus often rotten or rotten like a dead toad - This is a dangerous sign that let us know in the ear containing cholesteatoma, capable of corrosive bone causing intracranial complications
  • ear pain, dull pain spread to half of the head. Patients often complain of headache on the ear, dull pain continuously, sometimes there is a drama.
  • Listening is significantly increasing.

    • Physical symptoms:

  • Lotus ears of the ear membrane is usually wide, the edge of the edge, the skeleton, can see the polyp in the atrial chest or see cholesteatoma. There are many rotten pus, there may be white pieces of cholesteatoma.
  • Measuring the hearing power in the disease decreased, but the degree of lack of power depends on the level of disease.

    • X-ray: Schuller posture is lost to the cells, bone concentrated images or bone pepper (round shape: suspected cholesteatoma).

    In some cases, osteoarthritis can lead to brain abscess and other complications related to the skull. Symptoms of these diseases include severe headaches and swelling behind the eyes, also known as gai.

    People at risk for Ear bone inflammation's disease

  • The body has weak resistance.
  • Middle otitis after injury.

    • Children from 6-13 months of age

    Prevention of Ear bone inflammation's disease

    The best method of prevention is not to let the ears become inflamed. When the middle ear has acute inflammation, the physician must make the eardrum early incision, ensure good drainage, use antibiotics properly.

    Diagnostic measures for Ear bone inflammation's disease

    Based on clinical symptoms: Symptoms that vary with age and disease stage

    Clinical

    subclinical

  • Endoscopy nose and throat: Middle otitis.
  • X-ray Schuller: The wall of the cell is unknown, there are places into hollow cavities due to loss of partition between the cells
  • CT scan of temporal bone: images of fluid and loss of cells.
  • magnetic resonance imaging if necessary
  • Blood formula: leukocytes/blood increased due to infection, increased neutral ratio.

    • Ear bone inflammation's disease treatments

    Previously diagnosed as acute otitis inflammation, the only treatment was the surgery to widen the bone bone combined with medical treatment with systemic antibiotics along with anti -inflammatory. Today, with a diverse and effective generation of antibiotics, some cases of mastoid ear infections can be treated with injected medication after extracting the drainage hole in the eardrum with closely monitoring. of the ENT physician.

    Chronic osteoporosis disease should be surgery early to preserve hearing and avoid recurrent infections.

    Principle of treatment

  • Internal treatment: broad spectrum antibiotics, high doses from the beginning.
  • Surgical surgery if necessary to avoid complications.
  • Active medical treatment with broad spectrum antibiotics, anti -inflammatory, analgesic.
  • Pus surgery when the pus has formed, or the bone disease has been severe (loss of cell walls), when the symptoms of systemic and prolonged function: fever, fatigue, Insomnia, headache, deaf ...

    • Specific treatment: internal or surgical treatment depending on symptoms, disease progression. Besides using drugs that can consider surgical treatment:

  • Open pus and clean inflammatory tissue, creating a trade between the middle ear and the cells.
  • Completely removable surgery can be conducted if treated with antibiotics is ineffective.
  • In addition, there are other surgical methods such as surgery to eliminate bone cells and remove, edit bone.

    • See also:

  • The treatments for otitis media
  • Chronic otitis media is dangerous? >
  • Where is the bone lying and what function?

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