For many patients with tympanic membrane perforation , most of them know that their condition requires surgical treatment, but because they don’t know much about this surgery, many patients are worried about the risk of surgery. So is this surgery dangerous? Regarding this problem, judging from Zheng Ligang's many years of surgical experience in ENT, nose and throat, as long as your surgeon's skills are passed, the surgery for tympanic membrane repair is very safe and there is no big risk.

Recently, Aunt Lu from Foshan asked Doctor Zheng Ligang for minimally invasive surgery for left otitis media. Her left tympanic membrane has been perforated for several years. Because she is worried that the operation is more dangerous, she has never dared to operate. It was not until recently that an acquaintance asked Dr. Zheng Ligang to have a minimally invasive otitis media after endoscopic endoscopic otitis media. She thought the operation was very effective and the operation was relatively simple, so she was admitted to the hospital for surgery.

This time I had a minimally invasive surgery for otitis media in general anesthesia. After the cannulation, the surgery began. There was no need to make any body surface incision under the ear endoscopy . The external auditory canal ear endoscopy skin flap. After turning the flap, you can see that there is no granulation or cholesteatoma tissue in the tympanium. The auditory chain is complete. Take appropriate size of tragus cartilage and trim and repair the tympanium. After the tympanium is repaired, the surgery is completed after checking twice to confirm that there is no problem. The entire operation took about 40 minutes and was very smooth. The patients with postoperative rounds had no obvious discomfort and no complications related to surgery.

For surgery for perforation of tympanic membranes, it is generally very safe to find a doctor with good skills to perform minimally invasive ear endoscopy surgery. If you have any questions, please leave a message to communicate with Dr. Zheng Ligang of the ENT.