On 11/22/05 8:01 PM, in article ibq7o1p48offtvt2i7hj9snptjffh8bsqe@4ax.com,
> Murray tell me about attic retraction please
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The upper part of the ear drum is called the attic. Behind it is a hollow
space that connects to the mastoid cavity. When the attic part of the ear
drum is retracted or pulled in, it indicaties disease in the middle ear and
probably the mastoid itself. Commnonly seen in cholesteatoma.
Elly Byrne - 24 Nov 2005 19:12 GMT
Thank you.
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>On 11/22/05 8:01 PM, in article ibq7o1p48offtvt2i7hj9snptjffh8bsqe@4ax.com,
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>drum is retracted or pulled in, it indicaties disease in the middle ear and
>probably the mastoid itself. Commnonly seen in cholesteatoma.