Tympanoplasty surgery

2020-06-05 12:33:36
I have consulted 2-3 doctors regarding my ruptured ear drum . And they all have suggested for tympanoplasty surgery . I have few questions 1)For how long the packing and bandages should be kept after surgery . 2) Is there any incision will be made outside ear and will it be visible 3) how much will it cost in Hyderabad or Delhi I can go to any city .
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Bandage is generally kept for 2 days. Tympanoplasty is a day care surgery. We admit you on the same day, operate and discharge in the evening. There are gel foams which are kept inside ear which are dissolvable.
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Answered2020-06-05 14:12:50

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Packing and bandages usually are kept for approx a week , there might be some additional dressing inside the ear post surgery which may stay for a week more as per ur other question ... It depends on factors like size of perforation/ width of ear canal/ whether mastoid exploration is needed or not ... It can be planned by the surgeon Cost can vary ... If u have an insurance then u pay either a small amount or cashless ... Rest depends on patient to patient and what hospital u choose to be operated in
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Answered2020-06-05 12:55:00

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Ear bandage is kept 2-7 days. Packing inside the ear 7-15 days. Usually self - absorbable sponge like material ( gel foam) is kept inside the ear canal over the graft, which usually dissolves within a months time. Incision, (depends on the operating surgeon along with few other patient factors), can be behind the ear or above the ear canal. Cost depends on the surgeon, hospital , type of room chosen and patient factors like type of tympanoplasty and any additional procedure required (ossiculoplasty / mastoid exploration). Ear- examination, Audiometry and sometimes CT scan help in planning the surgery for individual patient.
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Answered2020-06-05 14:59:26

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