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  Myringotomy is a surgical procedure aimed at relieving the eardrum from the presence of pus, sticky glue-like substances, or accumulated fluids. In certain cases, tiny tubes known as 'Grommets' are delicately inserted into the eardrum to facilitate optimal ventilation of the middle ear. Occasionally, slender tubes known as 'Grommets' are introduced into the eardrum to facilitate ventilation of the middle ear. Myringotomy stands as a widely practiced procedure for managing a range of middle ear conditions, encompassing middle ear infections, chronic fluid retention, and barotrauma. During this surgical maneuver, a small incision is meticulously crafted within the eardrum, permitting the orderly drainage of any accumulated fluids. To aid in the drainage process and stave off future fluid build-up, a diminutive conduit, often referred to as a tympanostomy tube or grommet, may be thoughtfully positioned within the incision. Myringotomy, whether conducted under local or ge

  Myringoplasty is a surgical procedure aimed at repairing a perforated eardrum, a condition that can arise due to various factors, such as trauma or ear infections. This surgical intervention is crucial for individuals who experience hearing loss, frequent ear discharge, or are at risk of infections traveling from the external ear to the middle ear through the perforation. A perforated eardrum can lead to significant hearing impairment and serves as an open pathway for bacteria and toxins to reach the middle ear, potentially causing sensorineural hearing loss—a permanent type of hearing impairment. To prevent these complications, the guidance of the best ENTsurgeon and a timely myringoplasty surgery are often recommended. Myringoplasty can be approached in several ways, depending on the size and location of the perforation: ·         Per Meatal Approach: Suitable for small perforations and wide ear canals, sometimes performed endoscopically. ·         Post Aural Approach: The