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See Latest ArticlesMyringoplasty: impact of perforation size on closure and audiological improvement
The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 08/21/09
Wasson JD et al. – The collective myringoplasty success rate was 80.8 per cent; for successful patients, the mean air conduction audiometric gain was –6.8 dB. Neither perforation size nor any other assessed variable was a statistically significant determinant factor for successful myringoplasty. Air conduction audiometric gains following successful myringoplasty were directly correlated with pre–operative perforation size.
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