Case Report
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2023.
World J Clin Cases. Jan 6, 2023; 11(1): 249-254
Published online Jan 6, 2023. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v11.i1.249
Figure 1
Figure 1 Pure tone audiogram. A: At the initial visit, a pure-tone audiogram showed moderate mixed hearing loss on the right ear [bond conduction (BC) 32 dB hearing level (HL), air conduction (AC) 46 dB HL] with an air-bone gap (ABG) of 14 dB, whereas the left ear showed a normal HL; B: At two months after the initial visit, the pure tone threshold on the right was (BC 35 dB HL, AC 54 dB HL) with an ABG of 19 dB; C: At revisit after 2.5 years, a pure-tone audiogram showed moderate to severe mixed hearing loss on the right (BC 26 dB HL, AC 65 dB HL) with an ABG of 39 dB; D: A pure tone auditogram one day before right exploratory tympanotomy showed moderate mixed hearing loss on the right (BC 39 dB HL, AC 55 dB HL) with an ABG of 16 dB; E: A pure-tone audiogram conducted 1 mo after the surgery showed a normal HL (BC 19 dB HL, AC 19 dB HL) with no ABG on the right ear. ABG: Air-bone gap.