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Is there any medical treatment of tympanoscelorosis?
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Surgery: Tympanosclerosis is the end process of infection. The sclerotic portion can be removed and the ossicles can be repaired. A non invasive route would be the use of hearing aids.
Answered 5/3/2013
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