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Tympanoplasty in Israel

Hospitals and medical centers in Israel performing Tympanoplasty.

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Key planning information for tympanoplasty in Israel.

2–3 hrsProcedure time

7 hospitalsList tympanoplasty

Tympanoplasty in Israel is priced per case at 7 hospitals. The operation takes 2 to 3 hours. Each hospital quotes its own price for your case.

Hospitals and clinics offering Tympanoplasty in Israel

Tympanoplasty is listed by 7 hospitals in Israel. The order reshuffles every hour so each gets equal exposure.

Public University Hospital

Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center

Tel Aviv, Israel

JCI

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The Department of Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) - Head and Neck Surgery at the Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center treats a wide range of patients who need surgical or conservative treatments for the nasal passages, sinuses, ears, mouth, pharynx, throat, head and neck regions, or the base of the brain.

DoctorsDMProf. Dan M. Fliss

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Assuta Hospital

Tel Aviv, Israel

JCIPrice on request

The new Assuta Hospital was opened in 2009, and claims to be the most modern hospital in the middle east.

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Public University Hospital

Rambam Medical Center

Haifa, Israel

JCIPrice on request

The Department of ENT carries out the entire range of surgical procedures for these areas using the most advanced and innovative techniques available.

DoctorsGZProf. Gil Ziv

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Private Hospital

Herzliya Medical Center

Herzliya, Israel

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A private hospital located on the shorelines of Herzliya, just off Tel Aviv, offering healthcare services to both local and foreign patients. The hospital is affiliated with over 500 Israeli physicians, many of whom hold high level positions at public hospitals.

DoctorsBMDr. Berko MeFYProf. Finkelstein YehudaView all 31

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Rabin Medical Center

Petah Tikva, Israel

JCI

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The second largest hospital in Israel, Rabin Medical Center is a tertiary care hospital that can handle the most complicated cases in all medical fields.

DoctorsRFProf. Raphael Feinmesser

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Hadassah Hospital

Jerusalem, Israel

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Hadassah medical institution includes two university hospitals in Jerusalem – on Mt. Scopus and in Ein Kerem. Both provide advanced tetriary healthcare services in all medical specialties.

DoctorsREDr. Ron EliasharRCProf. Roland ChisinView all 7

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Public Hospital

Assaf Harofeh Medical Center

15 KM from Tel Aviv, Israel

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One of the largest hospitals in Israel with 900 beds and 700 physicians. The hospital serves 1000 medical tourists annually, providing advanced medical care at the highest western standards.

DoctorsNSDr. Nathan Shlamkovitch, MD

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Description of Tympanoplasty:

What is Tympanoplasty?
Tympanoplasty, also known as eardrum repair, is a surgical procedure that repairs the perforated eardrum, named tympanic membrane. Tympanoplasty aids in restoring normal hearing that may have been damaged due to chronic infection or injury to the eardrum.

Depending on the requirement, tympanoplasty may also involve ossiculoplasty (reconstructing the bones located at the back of the tympanic membrane).

What are the different types of Tympanoplasty?

Type I Tympanoplasty
This procedure is named myringoplasty, and involves repairing only the perforated eardrum by grafting.
Type II Tympanoplasty
This procedure involves repairing the perforated tympanic membrane that has malleus erosion with grafting on top of the incus or remnants of the malleus.
Type III Tympanoplasty
Involves destroying two ossicles by keeping the states undamaged and movable. Grafting is done on top of the stapes to provide protection.
Type IV Tympanoplasty
This procedure involves ossicular destruction along with partial or complete stapes arch. Grafting is done on top of or around a movable footplate of the stapes.
Type V Tympanoplasty
This is performed when the footplate of the stapes is immovable.

How is Tympanoplasty Performed?

An incision is made in the ear canal.
The residual eardrum is lifted away and forward of the ear canal.
An operating microscope is used to magnify the view of the structures inside the ear.
In case of very large perforations or those that are too far to be viewed, an incision is made behind the ear.
The remaining parts of the perforated eardrum are turned forward and the bones are examined.
Any scar tissue is removed with laser or by using micro hooks.
The tissues from behind the ear, the tragus or a vein are taken.
The graft tissues are then thinned out and dried.
A gelatin sponge that is absorbable is positioned beneath the eardrum to hold the graft.
The graft is put in beneath the remaining parts of the eardrum, which is folded black to close the perforation.
To stop it from coming out of the ear when the patient sneezes, the sheeting that is placed on the graft is made very thin.
If the incision is made behind the ear, it is then closed with dissolvable stitches, and a sterile patch is place outside the ear canal.

How to prepare for Tympanoplasty?

The patient’s ear is fully examined using various diagnostic tests including audiogram, hearing loss history, facial weakness and vertigo.
A microscopic examination of the ear is also done.
Otoscopy is performed to examine the mobility of the tympanic membrane and the malleus.
If the patient has a history of dizziness or minor eardrum perforation, a fistula test is done.
Blood and urine tests are conducted.
Any condition that is affecting the other ear, throat or nose is first treated prior to tympanoplasty.
The doctor should be informed if the patient suffers from any allergies or illnesses.
Certain medication that the patient is taking may need to be stopped, including herbs and vitamins.
If the patient needs to take medication, it can be taken with a small sip of water.

About Tympanoplasty

Key facts to plan your treatment: how long it takes, your hospital stay, anaesthesia, risks and recovery.

Duration of surgery/treatment

2 to 3 hours

Anesthesia

Local or general anesthesia is used, depending on the type of tympanoplasty.

Recovery

- The patient may experience a pulsing sensation or hear a popping sound or other strange sounds after the surgery. - The patient may feel sharp pains and feel as if the ear is filled with liquid after the surgery. - Pain medication and antibiotics are provided. - The patient can go home after two to three hours of the surgery. - 10 days after the surgery, the packing is taken off and the ear is examined to check the graft. - Usually patients resume work and normal activities after five or six days. - Patients who perform strenuous physical labor need to wait for two to three weeks. - The complete packing is entirely removed after three weeks and the success of the graft is then determined. - A complete hearing examination is conducted four to six weeks after tympanoplasty.

Risks

- Bleeding - Infection - Difficulty in breathing - Adverse reactions to medications - Injury to the facial nerve or nerves affecting the sense of taste - Middle ear bones damage leading to loss of hearing - Vertigo or dizziness - Incomplete repair of the eardrum perforation - Loss of graft - Graft healing failure causing repeated eardrum perforation - Ear canal stenosis - Worsening of hearing or loss of hearing - Tinnitus

After care

- The patient should keep the ear dry and water should not get inside the ear. - The patient should avoid blowing the nose and care should be taken while sneezing. - The patient should avoid swimming and air travel. - Any ear drainage should be wiped off carefully and ear drops may need to be applied during the first week of recovery. - The patient should stay away from crowded areas and from people with cold symptoms - Antibiotics and decongestants may be prescribed by the doctor if the patient has a cold or allergies.

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Hospitals and clinics offering Tympanoplasty in Israel

Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center

Assuta Hospital

Rambam Medical Center

Herzliya Medical Center

Rabin Medical Center

Hadassah Hospital

Assaf Harofeh Medical Center

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