Top Mastoidectomy Doctors in India

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Frequently Asked Questions

Mastoidectomy is a surgical procedure that involves removing a portion of the mastoid bone located behind the ear to treat various ear conditions, such as chronic infection or cholesteatoma.

Mastoidectomy is performed to address persistent ear infections that have not responded to other treatments, remove cholesteatoma (an abnormal growth of skin in the middle ear), repair damage to the ear, or treat complications of ear infections.

Mastoidectomy is typically performed under general anaesthesia. An incision is made behind the ear, and the mastoid bone is carefully drilled to access the middle ear. Diseased tissue, infection, or cholesteatoma is then removed.

Yes, there are different types of mastoidectomy, including simple mastoidectomy, modified radical mastoidectomy, and radical mastoidectomy. The choice depends on the extent of the disease and the surgeon's assessment.

The recovery time varies depending on the individual and the complexity of the surgery. Generally, it takes a few weeks for the initial healing, but complete recovery may take several months.

Like any surgical procedure, mastoidectomy carries some risks, such as infection, bleeding, injury to nearby structures, hearing loss, facial nerve damage, dizziness, or recurrence of the original problem.

In most cases, mastoidectomy will improve or restore hearing, especially when performed to remove infection or repair damaged structures. However, it may also result in hearing loss if the inner ear or other structures are affected by the disease.

Pain and discomfort are common after mastoidectomy, but they can be managed with prescribed pain medications. The intensity and duration of pain vary among individuals.

The length of hospital stay can range from a day or two for a simple mastoidectomy to several days for more extensive procedures.

There are typically no specific dietary restrictions after mastoidectomy. However, it's advisable to follow your surgeon's instructions regarding any limitations or precautions during the recovery period.

The timeline for resuming normal activities depends on the extent of the surgery and your individual recovery. Your surgeon will provide specific instructions, but it usually takes a few weeks before you can gradually return to your routine activities.

During the initial healing period, your surgeon may recommend avoiding water contact with the surgical site. They will provide specific instructions regarding when you can safely shower or wash your hair.

After mastoidectomy, a dressing or bandage may be applied to protect the surgical area. Your surgeon will advise you on how to care for the dressing and when it can be removed.

Yes, mastoidectomy can be performed on children, although the specific approach and considerations may differ compared to adults. Pediatric cases often involve specialized techniques and considerations due to the unique anatomy of a child's ear.

Mastoidectomy is generally successful in treating chronic ear infections, but individual results may vary. The success of the procedure depends on various factors, including the underlying condition, the surgeon's skill, and the patient's adherence to postoperative care instructions.

While rare, mastoidectomy carries a small risk of facial nerve damage. Surgeons take great care to preserve the facial nerve during the procedure, but in some cases, accidental injury may occur.

The incision made during mastoidectomy typically takes a few weeks to heal. However, complete healing and fading of the scar may take several months.

Yes, follow-up appointments are crucial after mastoidectomy. Your surgeon will monitor your healing progress, remove any sutures, evaluate your hearing, and address any concerns or complications.

In some cases, minimally invasive techniques, such as endoscopic mastoidectomy, may be used. These techniques involve smaller incisions and specialized instruments, potentially leading to faster recovery and fewer complications.

A bilateral mastoidectomy can be performed if both ears require surgical intervention. However, the decision to perform simultaneous bilateral mastoidectomy is based on the specific condition, patient factors, and the surgeon's recommendation.

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