Syndrome de Gradenigo au cours d’une apicite chez un enfant

Favier, Marion; Bessou, P; Franco-Vidal, V.; Pédespan, Jean-Michel

doi:10.1016/j.arcped.2014.11.013

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“…For this reason the classical consequences of petrositis are ear discharge, retro-bulbar pain and paralysis of m. rectus lateralis bulbi. The triad of symptoms has been described as Gradenigo's syndrome [9]. The number of reported cases of tuberculous Gradenigo syndrome is scarce.…”

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Tuberculous Otitis Media, Petrous Apicitis, Brain Abscess And Meningoencephalitis in A 16-Month-Old Child

Popivanova¹,

Baltadzhiev²,

Ts³

et al. 2016

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Tuberculous Otitis Media, Petrous Apicitis, Brain Abscess And Meningoencephalitis in A 16-Month-Old Child

Popivanova¹,

Baltadzhiev²,

Ts³

et al. 2016

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How well do we know Gradenigo? A comprehensive literature review and proposal for novel diagnostic categories of Gradenigo's syndrome

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International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology

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Apical petrositis, osteomyelitis of the base of the skull bones and of the first cervical vertebra in a 5 year-old children following chicken pox

Bogomilsky¹,

Polunin²,

Зеликович³

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This publication was designed to describe a rare case of development of apicalpetrositis in a child presenting with acute otitis mediafollowing chicken pox experienced in the preceding period. We carried out the study with the use of computed tomography (CT) that demonstrated destruction of the temporal bone, bones of the base of the skull and of the first cervical vertebra. The treatment strategy chosen for the management of this condition that included antibiotic therapy and expectant observation proved justified and can be recommended as an algorithm of choice taking into consideration the difficulty of surgical approach to the apex of the petrous pyramid. However, this approach is associated with the high risk of disability arising from the potential injury to the craniocerebral nerves.

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Syndrome de Gradenigo au cours d’une apicite chez un enfant

Cited by 4 publications

References 17 publications

Tuberculous Otitis Media, Petrous Apicitis, Brain Abscess And Meningoencephalitis in A 16-Month-Old Child

Tuberculous Otitis Media, Petrous Apicitis, Brain Abscess And Meningoencephalitis in A 16-Month-Old Child

How well do we know Gradenigo? A comprehensive literature review and proposal for novel diagnostic categories of Gradenigo's syndrome

Apical petrositis, osteomyelitis of the base of the skull bones and of the first cervical vertebra in a 5 year-old children following chicken pox

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