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Isolated malleus-handle fracture surgical repair using tragal cartilage
American Journal of Otolaryngology, 11/03/09
Chang YN et al. – The authors approach offers a reliable choice to restore continuity of the ossicular chain and produce a more satisfying, subjective hearing ability in this uncommon fracture situation.
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