Bullous myringitis is a condition that affects the tympanic membrane, and is relatively common in both adults and children. This condition is characterised by the formation of fluid-filled blisters on the eardrum. These can lead to significant discomfort and hearing impairment. While diagnosing bullous myringitis is usually straightforward for healthcare professionals familiar with its clinical […]
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Eustachian Tube Dysfunction : Causes and Solutions is a prevalent condition characterised by the blockage of the Eustachian tube, which disrupts its normal function and leads to a range of symptoms. This dysfunction can hinder the tube’s ability to equalise pressure between the middle ear and the atmosphere, potentially causing discomfort and various auditory issues.
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Ageing and Hearing Loss Ageing and Hearing Loss: This module examines the effects of ageing on the human ear and its parts. The impacts of hearing loss are broad and can be significant. Hearing loss in the elderly can be particularly detrimental because not only can it impact cognition, communication, speech, social interaction and mental
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Webinar: Aural Polyps During routine examinations of the external auditory canal, we frequently discover aural polyps incidentally. This incidental finding can sometimes cause confusion regarding their nature and management. In this webinar, we will delve into the details of what aural polyps are, exploring their formation, common causes, and the underlying factors that contribute to
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Understanding Tinnitus Understanding Tinnitus: This module examines the condition that is tinnitus. It provides essential learning for health professionals, as it can impact individuals of all ages and health statuses. In fact, health professionals may be the first point of contact for many people with tinnitus. You, as a health professional, may feel that in
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Webinar length: 25:32min Webinar: Wax and Keratin In this webinar: wax and keratin, we will dive deep into the essential roles that ear wax (cerumen) and keratin play in maintaining optimal ear health. Ear wax is not just a natural byproduct but a crucial component of our auditory system. It serves several vital functions, including
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Webinar: The Patulous Eustachian tube is a rare condition where the Eustachian tube remains abnormally open rather than staying closed. This condition affects approximately 1% of the population and can lead to a range of unique and often challenging symptoms. Unlike the more common dysfunction, where the tube becomes blocked, a Patulous Eustachian tube may
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Exostosis and Osteomas Exostosis and osteomas are terms frequently used interchangeably, but they refer to distinct bony conditions with different origins. While both involve abnormal bony growths, understanding their unique characteristics and causes is crucial for accurate diagnosis and management. So, why do these bony growths occur in the ear? Are they dangerous, and do
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Otitis Media This module delves into a common yet sometimes confusing childhood condition: Otitis Media infection. Since middle ear infections can present in various ways, this module is designed to provide you with the essential assessment skills needed to distinguish between the different types. By incorporating real-life photos that illustrate the appearance of these infections,
Otitis Externa Otitis Externa This module offers an in-depth examination of the external ear canal and the condition of otitis externa that can affect this small yet critical area. It features real-life examples and case studies from otoscopy, which, in turn, provide practical insights into the various conditions that may arise. By presenting detailed and
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