Abstract
Subtotal petrosectomy plays a critical role in the management of late-stage cholesteatoma. This procedure is indicated either for recurrent cholesteatoma that has failed prior surgical therapies or when life-threatening infectious complications are present. By exenterating all diseased areas of the temporal bone and closing off the ear canal, subtotal petrosectomy has a much greater chance of removing cholesteatoma and preventing recidivism.
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