Gustatory alteration evaluation in patients with chronic otitis media

Gustatory alteration evaluation in patients with chronic otitis media

Many studies have shown the consequent gustatory alteration caused by ear surgeries. However, few have reported this alteration in patients with chronic otitis media (COM), prior to surgical treatment. AIM: to identify gustatory alterations due to chorda tympani nerve involvement in patients with CO...

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Veröffentlicht in:Brazilian journal of otorhinolaryngology 2009-08, Vol.75 (4), p.550-555
Hauptverfasser: Felix, Felippe, Tomita, Shiro, Pereira, Basílio de Bragança, Cordeiro, Jamerson Reis, Carleti, Guilherme, Barros, Fernando de Souza, Cabral, Gustavo Augusto Porto Sereno
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description Many studies have shown the consequent gustatory alteration caused by ear surgeries. However, few have reported this alteration in patients with chronic otitis media (COM), prior to surgical treatment. AIM: to identify gustatory alterations due to chorda tympani nerve involvement in patients with COM without prior surgery. METHODS: Clinical essay, with tests based on "taste strips" with different concentrations of salt, sweet, bitter, and sour, was performed in 45 patients with unilateral cholesteatomatous or suppurated COM not previously submitted to otological surgery, using the disease-free ear on the contralateral side as control. The score ranged between 0 and 16. RESULTS: A total of 25 patients presented cholesteatoma and 20 had non-cholesteatomatous disease. The mean score was 6.65 for the affected side and 9.93 for the half of the tongue on the side of the healthy ear (p
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