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Kiran KB et al. - Conservative management of head trauma resulted in satisfactory outcome except for conductive hearing loss and faciel palsy. Facial palsy was managed conservatively with full recovery of function after 4 weeks. Conductive hearing loss was managed by combined approach tympanaplasty. Preoperutively incudostapedial joint dislocation and fracture anterior crus of stapes were noted. Type II tympanoplasty with horizontal incus repositioning was carried out.

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