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Major cause of Otitis media pg.16 Nasopharyngeal ascending infection
What is a common non-neoplastic mass seen in cats nasopharyngeal area Polyps
What are predisposing factors of ear polyps chronic infections, otitis media and congenital defects
Most common external ear neoplasia's dog Sebaceous gland tumor, histiocytoma, plasmacytoma, Mast cell tumor
Most common external ear neoplasia's cats Basal cell tumor, ascular tumor, SCC
Aural neoplasms common in both cats and dogs Adenoma, Adenocarcinoma
Middle ear common responses to injury Inflammation, impaired mucucilliary clearance, formation of polyps, horner's syndrome
What is the most common route of middle ear disorders? Nasopharyngeal infection
Who is more affected by middle ear infections? Ruminants and pigs > cats
Common responses to injury to inner ear Sensory cell degeneration, inflammation w/ extension into bone -> osteomyelitis
Causes of vestibular disease Congenital, idiopathic, concurrent otitis media, neoplasia
Otitis Interna can cause meningitis, ventricular and encephalitis
Feline Ceruminous Cystomatosis Benign, idiopathic,
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