Presentation
Left sided hearing loss.
Patient Data
Age: 41
Gender: Female
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Lucency at the anterior margin of the left oval window and anterior to the vestibule. There is subtle patchy lucency in peri-cochlear bone.
Case Discussion
Appearances consistent with left fenestral and cochlear otosclerosis. Differential for cochlear otosclerosis would include otosyphilis.