Prosthesis Extrusion After Stapedectomy: Causes, Symptoms, and Management
Prosthesis extrusion—displacement of the implanted prosthesis from the incus—is a rare but serious complication of stapedectomy. Causes include infection, trauma, or surgical technique issues. Symptoms: hearing loss, dizziness, pain. Treatment involves surgical removal and replacement of the prosthesis.
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