Risk Factors for Replacement of Tympanostomy Tubes After Surgical Removal for Pediatric Patients
Otolaryngology2024Vol. 171(6), pp. 1859–1865
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Abstract
Most children do not need tubes replaced after removal. This study identified cleft abnormality as a factor that increased the need for replacement tubes. Longer tube durations of over 3 years negatively impacted myringoplasty success. Tympanostomy tube removal should be considered 2 to 3 years after placement in most patients with longer tube durations considered in children with a repaired cleft palate.
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