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The document describes a case study of a 54-year-old female patient who presented with a 7-month history of right ear discharge, pain, and 2-month history of hearing loss in the right ear. On examination, the right external auditory canal was found to have mucopurulent discharge with normal tympanic membrane mobility. A provisional diagnosis of right chronic suppurative otitis media was made and investigations including culture sensitivity and imaging were planned along with aural toilet and antibiotic treatment.

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The document describes a case study of a 54-year-old female patient who presented with a 7-month history of right ear discharge, pain, and 2-month history of hearing loss in the right ear. On examination, the right external auditory canal was found to have mucopurulent discharge with normal tympanic membrane mobility. A provisional diagnosis of right chronic suppurative otitis media was made and investigations including culture sensitivity and imaging were planned along with aural toilet and antibiotic treatment.

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A CASE IN EAR

By: Roll No 37,38,39


DEMOGRAPHIC DATA
NAME: Mrs. Kala
AGE: 54 Years
SEX: Female
OCCUPATION: Housewife
ADDRESS: Porur, Chennai
SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS: Middle Class
CHIEF COMPLAINTS
EAR DISCHARGE in the RIGHT EAR x 7 MONTHS
PAIN in the RIGHT EAR x 7 MONTHS
HEARING LOSS in the RIGHT EAR x 2 MONTHS
HISTORY OF
PRESENTING ILLNESS
EAR DISCHARGE
Side- Right Ear

Onset- Insidious

Duration- 7 Months, Intermittent

Progression- Progressive

Nature/Consistency- Mucopurulent

Quantity- Profuse

Smell- Non foul smelling

Colour- Yellowish and Not blood stained

Aggravating and Relieving Factors- N/A


EAR PAIN
Side- Right Ear

Onset- Insidious

Duration- 7 Months

Progression- Progressive

Type- Intermittent

Character- Pricking type

Aggravating Factors- After bath

Relieving Factors- Medication

Radiation- To face and neck- For the past month


HARD OF HEARING
Side- Right Ear; Unilateral

Onset- Insidious

Duration- 2 Months

Progression- Progressive

Type- Continuous
• The patient also complains of Ear Block since the past 1 month
which was progressive in nature.

• She complains of ringing in the ear for past 1 month.

• Giddiness for the past 1 month which was insidious in onset and
was aggravated by loud noise.
No history of nasal block, bleeding, discharge, sneezing, smell
disturbance, snoring, change in voice.

No history of throat pain, difficulty in swallow, disturb of taste, sore


throat, bad odour of breath
PAST HISTORY
PAST MEDICAL HISTORY:

Patient is not known Diabetic or Hypertensive. No history of


Tuberculosis or Trauma or Allergies.

PAST SURGICAL HISTORY:

No significant surgical history


PERSONAL HISTORY
Normal sleep, appetite, bowel & bladder movements

No history of smoking or substance abuse


FAMILY HISTORY
No significant family history
EXAMINATION
GENERAL EXAMINATION:

Conscious- Oriented to place, person & time

Moderately built and nourished

No pallor, icterus, cyanosis, clubbing, generalised lymphadenopathy

VITALS:

BP: 130/80 mmhg; RR: 17 breaths per minute; Pulse: 79 BPM;


Temperature: Afebrile

SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:

CVS- S1 & S2 heard; RS- Normal vesicular breath sounds heard on both
sides; CNS- Normal Sensory/Motor reflex and actions; PER ABDOMEN-
No palpable mass, tenderness or organomegaly was noted.
LOCAL EXAMINATION
INSPECTION:

RIGHT EAR LEFT EAR

Normal Normal
PREAURICULAR REGION
(Free of scars, swelling, tenderness) (Free of scars, swelling, tenderness)

Normal Normal
POST AURICULAR REGION
(Free of scars, swelling, tenderness) (Free of scars, swelling, tenderness)

Normal pinna Normal pinna


EXTERNAL EAR
(Size, shape, location) (Size, shape, location)

EXTERNAL AUDITORY Mucopurulent discarge; Not blood


No discharge
CANAL stained
PALPATION:

RIGHT LEFT

TRAGAL TENDERNESS Negative Negative

MASTOID TENDERNESS Negative Negative

3 FINGER TEST Negative Negative

With aural speculum, Discharge present


EXTERNAL AUDITORY Mucopurulent, not blood stained No discharge
CANAL & Non foul smelling
TYMPANIC MEMBRANE
TUNING FORK TEST:

RIGHT LEFT

RINNE’S TEST Negative; BC>AC Positive; AC>BC

WEBER’S TEST Lateralized

ABSOLUTE BONE
Not reduced Not reduced
CONDUCTION

VESTIBULAR FUNCTION TEST:

Fistula Test- Negative in both right and left ears


NOSE:
Ext nose- No scars, sinus, swelling and deformity

Normal osteocartilage framework

Paranasal sinus- No tenderness


THROAT:
Normal oral cavity, oropharynx, tonsil

Indirect laryngoscopy was not done.


PROVISIONAL
DIAGNOSIS
Right ear Chronic suppurative otitis media, Tubotympanic type,
Active stage, with Conductive Hearing loss with a extra cranial
complications.
INVESTIGATION:

• Cultural sensitivity of the discharge to know the organism.

• X ray of mastoid to know the extent of CSOM.

• Pure tone audiometry to check the degree of hearing.

• CT Scan to assess the extent of the disease and to aid in surgical


planning.
TREATMENT:

• Aural toilet

• Suction clearance

• Topical antibiotics in the form of ear drops.

• Systemic antibiotics to be used according to cultural sensitivity.

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