Abstract
We present a case of facial nerve palsy induced by recurrent cholesteatoma in a quiescent ear; 17 years after initial mastoidectomy. The pathogenesis, clinical and radiological findings and the management strategies are discussed with an emphasis on regular long-term follow up.
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