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RE: ONLINE WARDROUNDS (Ep 4): featuring CASE REVIEWS & SPECIAL INTERVIEW OF DR. @ELVIGIA

in #air-clinic7 years ago (edited)

Case 1
My dx is herpes zoster oticus.

(May be Ramsay hunt syndrome-old age seems pointing towards that but history is too short to be sure about that- no h/o facial weakness and not past h/o chickenpox infec)

Basis:-H/o of pain, fever and typical feature of vesicles on aud cnal and ext aud meatus.

DDX:- Acute otitis media , otitis externa, myringitis bullosa. Ramsay hunt syndrome.

Work up:- Usually History, auditory function tests and otoscopic examination suffice.
However sometimes typanometry, vesical fluid examination or diagnostic imaging to rule out complications may be required.

Treatment:- Analgesics and Antivirals.

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I have chnaged my dx from myringitis bullosa to herpes zoster because in hurry i though there is h/o TM membrane involvement also.

Very detailed approach @drqamranbashir