Famous Otologists
He was the former chairmen at the French Hospital for Deaf-Mutes and is better known for an eponymous disease in which patients can experience sudden drop attacks.
Who is prosper meniere
With this flap, incisions are extended out parallel from the wound, creating a rectangle with one edge remaining intact. This rectangle is freed from the deeper tissues and then stretched forward to cover the wound
Advancement Flap
Stylopharyngeus
CN 9
To prevent SGS, ETT cuff pressure should be maintained less than this
30cm H20
These most common odontogenic cysts develop as a response to inflammation and are also known as periapical cysts
Radicular cyst
Considered the father of modern otology, this man developed the myringotomy and the method of examination of the TM by transillumination.
Adam Politzer
This flap involves rotating an adjacent piece of tissue, resulting in the creation of a new defect which must then be closed.
Transposition flap
Mylohyoid
Inferior alveolar nerve
Healthy adults on RA will desat below 90% after this many minutes of apnea
2
These most common development cysts, appear as unilocular lucencies with well defines margina
dentigerous cysts
This man was the first to perform a successful stapedectomy and has an otologic pick named for him.
John Shea
The PMMC is based on an axial blood supply from the pectoralis branch of this artery
Thoracoacromial
Frontalis
Temporal branch 7
While a common anesthetic agent for avoidance of respiratory depression, this agent can increase oral secretions dramatically
Ketamine
These cysts, have the highest rate of recurrence and require long term follow-up
OKC
He discovered SCCD
Lloyd Minor
Skin grafts, on POD 2-5, have in growth of new blood vessels, a process known as this
Inosculation
Omohyoid
Ansa cervicalis (c1-c3)
On the average adult, the TVF are approximately this far form the cricothyroid membrane
1cm above
This entity, when associated with root resorbtion, is more commonly malignant
ameloblastoma
Some consider him the father of modern otology and he was the first to successfully operate on tympanosclerosis by creating a fenestration into the semicircular canal
Julius Lempert
Submental flaps are based on the submental artery which courses deep to this muscle 70% of the time
Digastric
RLN, pharyngeal plexus
This spinal level correlates the the level of the larynx in pediatric population
C3
Polystotic fibrous dysplasia with skin hyperpigmentation, multiple endorcrinopathies, and precocious puberty is associated with this syndrome
Mccune-Albright