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Exposure Large Anterior Based Palva Flap Figure5-1 Incision in hairline provides wide access to mastoid cortex Figure5-2 Large Anterior Based Palva Flap

Stop Collecting Pate When Expose Air Cells Collect Bone Pate Figure 5-3 Stop Collecting Pate When Expose Air Cells

Bone Slices from Outer Cortex and Mastoid Tip Bone Chips from Cortex

Elevate posterior canal wall skin and anulus anterior- Figure 5-6 Elevate posterior canal wall skin and anulus anterior- No cuts in canal skin

Reciprocating Saw on Otologic Drill Figure 5-7a Reciprocating Saw on Otologic Drill Stryker, Medtronics, BienAir : Special thin blade

Canal Wall Removal Figure 5-7b slant & bevel cut from extended facial recess to inferior floor of canal Right Angle Cuts Bevel to prevent Displacement – Posterior to Anterior and Medial to Lateral “Compound Mitre”

Superior Perpendicular Cut Figure 5-7c Inferior Cut Superior Perpendicular Cut slant & bevel cut from extended facial recess to inferior floor of canal Canal Cuts Posterior Cut

Posterior Canal Removal Figure 5-7d Posterior Canal Removal

Exposure of Zygomatic Root and Epitympanum “Open Cavity View” Figure 5-7e Canal cut Canal cut Exposure of Zygomatic Root and Epitympanum

Cut Tensor Tympani Tendon Figure 5-7f Cut Tensor Tympani Tendon X

Silastic Middle Ear Spacer (0.40) Figure 5-9 Spacer for Middle ear For Oval Window Temporalis Fascia

Mastoid tip Bone Blocking Attic Anterior to Zygomatic Root Figure 5-11 Mastoid Tip Bone Blocking Attic Mastoid tip Bone Blocking Attic Anterior to Zygomatic Root

Temporalis Fascia for Underlay Tympanoplasty

Elevate Canal Wall Skin to Tuck Fascia Graft

Mastoid Tip bone from Scutum to Facial Ridge Replace Canal Wall Figure 5-12 Mastoid Tip bone from Scutum to Facial Ridge Bone Pate Bone Chips Facial Recess Bone Pate filling Mastoid

Pack External Canal Figure 5-13 Penrose Drain Figure 5-14 Superficial to Palva 24-48hrs Figure 5-14

CT Scans of Obliterated Mastoid