TM regeneration may improve hearing in chronic otitis media
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August 19, 2026
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Tympanic membrane regeneration therapy (TMRT) showed a 96% closure rate compared to 89% for conventional tympanoplasty (CTP) in patients with chronic otitis media.
TMRT had an average operative time of 35 minutes, significantly shorter than the 112 minutes required for CTP.
Average air-conduction hearing improvement was 11.8 dB with TMRT versus 7.7 dB with CTP, with TMRT showing significant improvement across all evaluated frequencies.
Patient satisfaction was higher with TMRT at 94%, compared to 74% for CTP, with 79% of TMRT patients reporting being very satisfied.
Adverse events occurred in 10% of TMRT-treated ears and 19% of CTP-treated ears, with all TMRT adverse events classified as minor.
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