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Tetsuo ISHII, Masao NAGARA, Kanesato MIZUKOSHI1975 Volume 21 Issue 3Supplement2 Pages 547-557
Published: 1975
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Yoshihiko MURAKAMI, Shiro NAKAMURA, Yoshinobu MASUDA, Michihiro ENDO, ...1975 Volume 21 Issue 3Supplement2 Pages 558-577
Published: 1975
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Minoru TORIYAMA, Tetsuo ISHII, Hiroshi YOSHIMOTO, Minako TAKEUCHI1975 Volume 21 Issue 3Supplement2 Pages 578-583
Published: 1975
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Yasuya NOMURA, Fumihisa HIRAIDE1975 Volume 21 Issue 3Supplement2 Pages 584-588
Published: 1975
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JOURNAL FREE ACCESSA 16 year-old girl, developed mastoiditis, labyrinthitis and facial paralysis of the right side a month prior to her death of acute myeloic leukemia. She complained of vertigo and had spontaneous nystagmus to the left. Temporal bone study confirmed acute mastoiditis and tympanogenic labyrinthitis. The middle ear mucosa was thick and showed marked leukemic infiltration. Pus filled the middle ear cavity and mastoid air cells as well. Inflammation invaded into the vestibule through the annular ligament.
There was almost no fluid space in the vestibule. It was occupied by granulation tissue. The semicircular canal was filled with coagulum with many histiocytes, granulation tissue and hemorrhage. The utricle was also in the granulation tissue. There was degeneration of sensory epithelia in the macula utriculi and cristae ampullares. The saccular wall was distended and partly disappeared within the granulation tissue. However, the reinforced area of the saccular wall retained its structure. Old hemorrhage occupied the saccule. In the cochlea, scala vestibuli and scala tympani were filled with fibrous tissue. The organ of Corti was well preserved except the basal turn where it was missing. The tectorial membrane was partly detached from the limbus. Many histiocytes were observed scattered within the fibrous scalae. The cochlear duct was filled with coagulum and red cells. The Reissner's membrane was ballooned out. The bleeding in the cochlear duct apparently occurred from partly disintegrated stria vascularis. The internal auditory meatus and cochlear aqueduct were free from pathology. There was a large bony dehiscence in the facial canal, through which the facial nerve was covered by the mucous membrane with marked leukemic infiltration. Hemorrhage was noticed within the facial nerve.View full abstractDownload PDF (6767K) -
Seiji KISHIMOTO, Haruo SAITO, Masanori MORIMOTO, Kiyoyuki TAKAHASHI1975 Volume 21 Issue 3Supplement2 Pages 589-593
Published: 1975
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Yoshiaki NAKAI, Kaoru YAMAMOTO, Taro YAMASAKI, Akiko FUJIMOTO1975 Volume 21 Issue 3Supplement2 Pages 594-600
Published: 1975
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A Case of a Midline Granuloma of the NoseKozo WATANUKI, Kazutomo KAWAMOTO, Ichiro KAKIZAKI, Tomonori TAKASAKA, ...1975 Volume 21 Issue 3Supplement2 Pages 601-610
Published: 1975
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JOURNAL FREE ACCESSA case of midline granuloma of the nose was presented with summarized clinical and autopsy records. A special reference was paid to the otological manifestations related to the histological features of the temporal bone. Seventy eight cases in literature in addition to the present one were statistically reviewed in terms of some clinical symptoms. The proliferation of a non-specific inflammatory granulation tissue was found, in the tube, tympanum, epitympanum and in the half number of the mastoid air cells. The ear drum was deformed without perforation. A middle-grade degeneration of the sensory cells and the spiral ganglion cells was detected in the cochlea. A scanty hemorrhage was found in the peri- and endolymphatic spaces of the ampulla of the superior semicircular canal. A hearing loss was detected in a 30.4% of the cases, in which a perceptive one was found in 29.1 %. A hemorrhage from the ulcerated areas of the nasal cavity is almost always one of major symptoms of this disease. A subcutaneous hemorrhage, a hemoptea, a hematuria, or a gastrointestinal hemorrhage is often complained. An extensive hemorrhage as a cause of death is recognized in a 12.6 % of the patients. The inner ear hemorrhage as was seen in this case, however, has not yet been reported in literature.View full abstractDownload PDF (12588K) -
Yoshihiko MURAKAMI, Noboru MIZUSHIMA, Ikuo OGAWA1975 Volume 21 Issue 3Supplement2 Pages 611-623
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Haruo SAITO, Masanori MORIMOTO1975 Volume 21 Issue 3Supplement2 Pages 624-626
Published: 1975
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Sachiko MORIGUCHI, Tetsuo ISHII1975 Volume 21 Issue 3Supplement2 Pages 627-634
Published: 1975
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