[An optimized variant of plastic repair in a total-cavity rehabilitative hearing-preserving operation on the middle ear].

Therapeutic policy proposed by the authors in chronic otitis media purulenta (COMP) provides stable hearing-improving results. The procedure implies fixation of low T-shaped graft without catgut suture. Special tamponade of the postoperative cavity prevents damage to sound conduction system while dressing and improves the conditions of the trepanation cavity healing. Thus, COMP patients undergo shorter aftertreatment because of quicker epidermization of the postoperative cavity. The number of patients with surgical ear disease decreased.