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Presenter-Dr.Razal
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Definition
 A primary disease of the bony otic capsule
characterized by abnormal removal of mature bone
by osteoclasts and replacement with woven bone of
greater thickness, cellularity and vascularity.
 Clinical Otosclerosis refers to a lesion that involves
the stapes bone or stapidovestibular joint.
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
 Most common site is fissula ante fenestram (anterior
to the stapes foot plate) and also seen in the fossula
post fenestram (area in front and behind oval
window)
 The bone of otic capsule is unique that it exhibits
very low remodeling and contains small regions of
immature cartilaginous tissue called GLOBULI
INTEROSSEI.
 Blue Mantles, an earliest histological alterations of
otic capsule that stain more basophilic.

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
Epidemiology
Race % incidence of
Caucasian 10%
Asian 5%
African American 1%
Native American 0%

Epidemiology
 Gender
 Histologic otosclerosis – 1:1 ratio
 Clinical otosclerosis – 2:1 (W:M)
• Increase progression during pregnancy (10%-17%)
• Bilaterality more common (89% vs. 65%)

Epidemiology
 Age
• 15-45 most common age range of presentation
• Youngest presentation7 years
• Oldest presentation 50s
• 0.6% of individuals <5 years old have foci of
otosclerosis

Etiology
 The exact cause is unknown but many factors have
been proposed such as:
• Genetic
• Autoimmune
• Infections
• Endocrine (pregnancy)
• Trauma
• Vascular
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
• Hereditary(Autosomal Dominant)
• More common in whites than blacks
• Uncommon in Asian
• Sporadic cases were reported.
• Defects in COL1A1 Gene
• defects in expression of the COLlAl gene has revealed a
significant association between both familial and
sporadic cases
Genetic

 Type 1 osteogenesis imperfecta shares both clinical
and histologic similarities with otosclerosis.
 Half of all patients with type 1 osteogenesis
imperfecta develop hearing loss that is clinically
indistinguishable from clinical otosclerosis.
 Patients with clinical otosclerosis have blue sclera, a
feature that is found in all patients with type 1
osteogenesis imperfecta.
Osteogenesis Imperfecta

Infectious (Measles)
 Measles RNA was found in footplate specimens
 Elevated levels of anti measles antibody found in
perilymph from patent undergoing stapedectomy.
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
 a form of autoimmune disease with humoral
autoimmunity to Type II collagen.
 Elevated circulating antibodies to type II collagen are
found in patients of otosclerosis
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Autoimmune

Pathogenesis
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Affects the Otic and labyrinth
Capsule
Enlargement of the Perivascular
Space
Bone Absorption by osteoclast
activity
New Bone deposition by osteocytes
Containing vascular space in center
Lamellar Bone
With time mucoperiostium of
middle ear increases in thickness
and becomes vascular
Reddish Hue through the TM and
disease advances
Involvement of Bony
labyrinth
Involvement of
foot plate.
Cochlear
Otosclerosis
Stapedial
Otosclerosis

Histologically
Lesion can be divided into
 Active-Spongy structure immature osseous tissue
with numerous dilated vascular channels with
osteoclastic giant cells
 Inactive/Mature
• End stage of bone transformation ,characterized by
solid compact lamellar tissue.
 Siebenmann – first to describe the microscopic appearance
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 The foci demonstrates two phases:
 Early spongiotic phase (otospongiosis)
 Osteocytes, histiocytes, osteoclasts
 Active reabsorption of bone
 Stains blue (blue mantles) on using H&E stain
 Dilated vessels (Schwartze’s sign)
 Late or Sclerotic phase
 Formation of new bone in resorption areas
 New bone is dense and sclerotic
 Stains red on using H&E stain
 Starts in endochondral bone then involves endosteal &
periosteal layers and membranous labyrinth as disease
progress

 Anterior Focus
 Most common, at fissula ante fenestram
 Posterior Focus
 Lesion spreading from posterior oval window to annular
ligament
 Circumferential
 Lesion flows across the ligament totally obliterating the
annular ligament
 Biscuit type
 Lesion replacing entire footplate, but no involvement of
annular ligament leading to a solid footplate
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Types of Stapedial fixation

 Obliterative
 Completely obliterates the oval window
 Other areas are:
 Round window, the apex of the cochlea, the cochlear
aqueduct, the semicircular canals, and the stapes
footplate itself
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Types of Stapedial fixation

Diagnosis
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
 Gradual onset of hearing loss progressing slowly
 In 70% cases hearing loss is bilateral
 Usually becomes apparent around the age of 30
 Loss noticeable when it reaches 25 to 30 dB
 Unilateral loss noticed even later, problem with
localization of sound
 Positive family history
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History

 SYMPTOMS
 Low modulated voice (BC is more ,patients hears their
own voice.
 Deafness-Mainly Conductive hearing loss,
 Paracussis Willisi-Patient will hear better in noisy
surroundings.
 Tinnitus
 Vertigo
Clinical Features

Hearing Loss
 Conducting Hearing Loss (CHL)
• Stapedial fixation
• Hearing impairment ranging from 5dB to 60dB.
• Caused primarily by narrowing and impairment of the
annular ligament, at the posterior stapediovestibular joint
space.
 Sensorineural Hearing Loss (SNHL)
• Cochlear otosclerosis
• the sensory and neural elements of the cochlea, such as
hair cells, spiral ganglion cells and stria vascularis, are
intact or their impairment is insufficient to account for the
observed sensorineural hearing impairment.
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
 OTOSCOPY
• SCHWARTZE SIGN:- red blush color occasionally
seen over promontory or anterior to oval window
• Pneumo-otoscopy used to rule out other causes of
CHL such as middle ear serous fluid or small
perforation
TUNING FORK TEST
• Hearing loss progresses form low frequencies to high frequencies
• Rinne Test-Negative
• Weber Test-Laterlized to worst ear.
• ABC-Normal
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Physical Examination

Pure Tone Audiometry
 CARHART’S NOTCH
 Proposed theory
 Stapes fixation disrupts the normal ossicular resonance (2000
Hz)
 Normal compressional mode of bone conduction is disturbed
because of relative perilymph immobility
 Mechanical artifact
 Reverses with stapes mobilization
 Speech Audiometry
 Normal except in those with cochlear involvement.
Otosclerosis

 Tympanometry : As type curve
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Impedance

 High resolution CT scan
 Shows subtle areas of demineralization
 In case of cochlear involvement it shows “double ring
sign”
 MRI
 Done for patients with unusual presentation
 Detects congenital anomalies of cochlea
 Excludes retrocochlear pathology eg. Acoustic
neuroma
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Radiological Investigations

Differential Diagnosis
Ossicular discontinuity
Congenital stapes fixation
Malleus head fixation
Paget’s disease
Osteogenesis imperfecta

TREATMENT
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
Treatment Options
 Hearing aid
 Medical management
 Surgical management-The ‘Gold’ reference standard
of Diagnosis is Surgery
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
Hearing Aid
 Very effective in early stage of disease
 But can be used in advance stage, if:
 Surgery is contraindicated
 Patient refuses the surgery
 In far-advance cases it is required, even after
stapedotomy
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
Medical Management
 Aim is to Stabilize the disease by
 reduction of the osteoclastic bone resorption
increase osteoblastic bone formation
 Inhibits proteolytic enzymes that are cytotoxic to
cochlea.
Slows the progression of sensorineural hearing loss
Not commonly used
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
Tab. Sodium fluoride
Dose : 50 – 75 mg/day OD
Duration : 3 months – 2 years
Function
helps to hasten the maturity of active focus and arrest
further progression of cochlear loss
It has antienzymatic action on proteolytic enzymes
which are cytotoxic to cochlea.
Indications:
 Cochlear otosclerosis
 Active stapedial otosclerosis
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Sodium Fluoride Therapy

Side effects :
 Fracture of long bones and spine due to fluorosis.
 Nephritis.
 Gastritis
Contraindications:
 Pregnancy & lactation
 Patient with kidney stones / nephritis
 Patient with RA
Sodium Fluoride Therapy

Surgical Management
 Poorer ear always chosen for surgery
 Done preferably under local anesthesia so patient can
notify surgeon if vertigo occurs during procedure
 Options are:
 Stapedotomy
 Stapedectomy
 Lasers -Lesser complications
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Otosclerosis

  • 2.  Definition  A primary disease of the bony otic capsule characterized by abnormal removal of mature bone by osteoclasts and replacement with woven bone of greater thickness, cellularity and vascularity.  Clinical Otosclerosis refers to a lesion that involves the stapes bone or stapidovestibular joint. 2
  • 3.   Most common site is fissula ante fenestram (anterior to the stapes foot plate) and also seen in the fossula post fenestram (area in front and behind oval window)  The bone of otic capsule is unique that it exhibits very low remodeling and contains small regions of immature cartilaginous tissue called GLOBULI INTEROSSEI.  Blue Mantles, an earliest histological alterations of otic capsule that stain more basophilic.
  • 5.  Epidemiology Race % incidence of Caucasian 10% Asian 5% African American 1% Native American 0%
  • 6.  Epidemiology  Gender  Histologic otosclerosis – 1:1 ratio  Clinical otosclerosis – 2:1 (W:M) • Increase progression during pregnancy (10%-17%) • Bilaterality more common (89% vs. 65%)
  • 7.  Epidemiology  Age • 15-45 most common age range of presentation • Youngest presentation7 years • Oldest presentation 50s • 0.6% of individuals <5 years old have foci of otosclerosis
  • 8.  Etiology  The exact cause is unknown but many factors have been proposed such as: • Genetic • Autoimmune • Infections • Endocrine (pregnancy) • Trauma • Vascular 8
  • 9.  • Hereditary(Autosomal Dominant) • More common in whites than blacks • Uncommon in Asian • Sporadic cases were reported. • Defects in COL1A1 Gene • defects in expression of the COLlAl gene has revealed a significant association between both familial and sporadic cases Genetic
  • 10.   Type 1 osteogenesis imperfecta shares both clinical and histologic similarities with otosclerosis.  Half of all patients with type 1 osteogenesis imperfecta develop hearing loss that is clinically indistinguishable from clinical otosclerosis.  Patients with clinical otosclerosis have blue sclera, a feature that is found in all patients with type 1 osteogenesis imperfecta. Osteogenesis Imperfecta
  • 11.  Infectious (Measles)  Measles RNA was found in footplate specimens  Elevated levels of anti measles antibody found in perilymph from patent undergoing stapedectomy. 11
  • 12.   a form of autoimmune disease with humoral autoimmunity to Type II collagen.  Elevated circulating antibodies to type II collagen are found in patients of otosclerosis 12 Autoimmune
  • 14. Affects the Otic and labyrinth Capsule Enlargement of the Perivascular Space Bone Absorption by osteoclast activity New Bone deposition by osteocytes Containing vascular space in center Lamellar Bone With time mucoperiostium of middle ear increases in thickness and becomes vascular Reddish Hue through the TM and disease advances Involvement of Bony labyrinth Involvement of foot plate. Cochlear Otosclerosis Stapedial Otosclerosis
  • 15.  Histologically Lesion can be divided into  Active-Spongy structure immature osseous tissue with numerous dilated vascular channels with osteoclastic giant cells  Inactive/Mature • End stage of bone transformation ,characterized by solid compact lamellar tissue.  Siebenmann – first to describe the microscopic appearance
  • 16. 16  The foci demonstrates two phases:  Early spongiotic phase (otospongiosis)  Osteocytes, histiocytes, osteoclasts  Active reabsorption of bone  Stains blue (blue mantles) on using H&E stain  Dilated vessels (Schwartze’s sign)  Late or Sclerotic phase  Formation of new bone in resorption areas  New bone is dense and sclerotic  Stains red on using H&E stain  Starts in endochondral bone then involves endosteal & periosteal layers and membranous labyrinth as disease progress
  • 17.   Anterior Focus  Most common, at fissula ante fenestram  Posterior Focus  Lesion spreading from posterior oval window to annular ligament  Circumferential  Lesion flows across the ligament totally obliterating the annular ligament  Biscuit type  Lesion replacing entire footplate, but no involvement of annular ligament leading to a solid footplate 17 Types of Stapedial fixation
  • 18.   Obliterative  Completely obliterates the oval window  Other areas are:  Round window, the apex of the cochlea, the cochlear aqueduct, the semicircular canals, and the stapes footplate itself 18 Types of Stapedial fixation
  • 20.   Gradual onset of hearing loss progressing slowly  In 70% cases hearing loss is bilateral  Usually becomes apparent around the age of 30  Loss noticeable when it reaches 25 to 30 dB  Unilateral loss noticed even later, problem with localization of sound  Positive family history 20 History
  • 21.   SYMPTOMS  Low modulated voice (BC is more ,patients hears their own voice.  Deafness-Mainly Conductive hearing loss,  Paracussis Willisi-Patient will hear better in noisy surroundings.  Tinnitus  Vertigo Clinical Features
  • 22.  Hearing Loss  Conducting Hearing Loss (CHL) • Stapedial fixation • Hearing impairment ranging from 5dB to 60dB. • Caused primarily by narrowing and impairment of the annular ligament, at the posterior stapediovestibular joint space.  Sensorineural Hearing Loss (SNHL) • Cochlear otosclerosis • the sensory and neural elements of the cochlea, such as hair cells, spiral ganglion cells and stria vascularis, are intact or their impairment is insufficient to account for the observed sensorineural hearing impairment. 22
  • 23.   OTOSCOPY • SCHWARTZE SIGN:- red blush color occasionally seen over promontory or anterior to oval window • Pneumo-otoscopy used to rule out other causes of CHL such as middle ear serous fluid or small perforation TUNING FORK TEST • Hearing loss progresses form low frequencies to high frequencies • Rinne Test-Negative • Weber Test-Laterlized to worst ear. • ABC-Normal 23 Physical Examination
  • 24.  Pure Tone Audiometry  CARHART’S NOTCH  Proposed theory  Stapes fixation disrupts the normal ossicular resonance (2000 Hz)  Normal compressional mode of bone conduction is disturbed because of relative perilymph immobility  Mechanical artifact  Reverses with stapes mobilization  Speech Audiometry  Normal except in those with cochlear involvement.
  • 26.   Tympanometry : As type curve 26 Impedance
  • 27.   High resolution CT scan  Shows subtle areas of demineralization  In case of cochlear involvement it shows “double ring sign”  MRI  Done for patients with unusual presentation  Detects congenital anomalies of cochlea  Excludes retrocochlear pathology eg. Acoustic neuroma 27 Radiological Investigations
  • 28.  Differential Diagnosis Ossicular discontinuity Congenital stapes fixation Malleus head fixation Paget’s disease Osteogenesis imperfecta
  • 30.  Treatment Options  Hearing aid  Medical management  Surgical management-The ‘Gold’ reference standard of Diagnosis is Surgery 30
  • 31.  Hearing Aid  Very effective in early stage of disease  But can be used in advance stage, if:  Surgery is contraindicated  Patient refuses the surgery  In far-advance cases it is required, even after stapedotomy 31
  • 32.  Medical Management  Aim is to Stabilize the disease by  reduction of the osteoclastic bone resorption increase osteoblastic bone formation  Inhibits proteolytic enzymes that are cytotoxic to cochlea. Slows the progression of sensorineural hearing loss Not commonly used 32
  • 33.  Tab. Sodium fluoride Dose : 50 – 75 mg/day OD Duration : 3 months – 2 years Function helps to hasten the maturity of active focus and arrest further progression of cochlear loss It has antienzymatic action on proteolytic enzymes which are cytotoxic to cochlea. Indications:  Cochlear otosclerosis  Active stapedial otosclerosis 33 Sodium Fluoride Therapy
  • 34.  Side effects :  Fracture of long bones and spine due to fluorosis.  Nephritis.  Gastritis Contraindications:  Pregnancy & lactation  Patient with kidney stones / nephritis  Patient with RA Sodium Fluoride Therapy
  • 35.  Surgical Management  Poorer ear always chosen for surgery  Done preferably under local anesthesia so patient can notify surgeon if vertigo occurs during procedure  Options are:  Stapedotomy  Stapedectomy  Lasers -Lesser complications 35

Hinweis der Redaktion

  1. Otic capsule The embryonic cartilage capsule that surrounds the inner ear mechanism and develops into bony tissue.
  2. In very advance cases whole foot plate +oval window round and cochlear bony labrynth –Malignant otosclerosis.
  3. Schwartze’s sign not usually visible at otoscopy. TM will be normal in most cases 90%+
  4. Tinnitus indicates SNHL Patients are soft speakers as they hear themselves thru bone conduction
  5. Resistance given by TM.
  6. Only for complex presentations when we need to exclude differentials.
  7. Pagets---excessive bone resorption followed by an increase in bone formation. This osteoclastic overactivity followed by compensatory osteoblastic activity leads to a structurally disorganized mosaic of bone (woven bone), which is mechanically weaker, larger, less compact, more vascular, and more susceptible to fracture than normal adult lamellar bone.
  8. Obervation: is an option. Only during early stage of disease when the CHL is minimum
  9. Laser stapedotomy