Intralabyrinthine Cholesterol Granuloma with Rapid
Progression After Acute Hemorrhage, A Common
Origin?

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Case Report

Intralabyrinthine Cholesterol Granuloma with Rapid Progression After Acute Hemorrhage, A Common Origin?

Marta Navarro Fornas¹*, Carlos de Paula Vernetta^1,2, Fernando Mas Estellés³, Abel Guzmán Calvete¹, Laura Cavallé Garrido^1,2 and Miguel Armengot Carceller^1,2,4

¹Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Hospital Universitario y Politécnico La Fe, Valencia, Spain

²University of Valencia, Spain

³Department of Radiology, Hospital Universitario y Politécnico La Fe, Valencia, Spain

⁴Instituto de investigación sanitaria La Fe, Research institute in Valencia, Spain

Corresponding Author

Received Date: August 30, 2021; Published Date: September 22, 2021

Abstract

We present the case of a cholesterol granuloma after acute hemorrhage in the inner ear with rapid progression to adjacent structures such as vestibular aqueduct or inner auditory canal. After 6 months of its total resection, the patient has had no local recurrence.

Keywords: Cholesterol granuloma, Intralaberinthine hemorrhage, Hypoacusia, Peripheral vertigo, Petrous apex

Abbreviations: Computed tomography (CT); Magnetic resonance image (MRI)

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Marta Navarro Fornas, Carlos de Paula Vernetta, Fernando Mas Estellés, Abel Guzmán Calvete, Laura Cavallé Garrido and Miguel Armengot Carceller. Intralabyrinthine Cholesterol Granuloma with Rapid Progres-Sion After Acute Hemorrhage, A Common Origin?. On J Otolaryngol & Rhinol. 5(1): 2021. OJOR.MS.ID.000605.

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Case Report

Intralabyrinthine Cholesterol Granuloma with Rapid Progression After Acute Hemorrhage, A Common Origin?

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