PMID: 1211749Jul 1, 1975Paper

Contribution of data processing in otospongiosis. Part I. Statistics on otospongiosis

Annales d'oto-laryngologie et de chirurgie cervico faciale : bulletin de la Société d'oto-laryngologie des hôpitaux de Paris
J CausseM Désiré

Abstract

The use of data processing in their otology clinic allowed the authors a better approach to otospongiosis and to its treatment, thus completing the knowledge of the otospongiotic disease according to their enzymatic concept. An important material has been gathered since 1959 to the present (June 1, 1974), based on more than 16 000 stapedectomies and nearly 100 000 otology out-patients. It has been studied both through a conventional method and an informatic one on the computer of their clinic. Statistical data, apparently valuable, could be drawn from this mass of information for each patient, starting from his first consultation and following him through his secondary consultations, operation, immediate postoperative follow-up and various postoperative check-ups performed. It also takes into account the general state of the patient and all the accidents which may happen during a remote postoperative period. First of all, the authors give the data for these statistics established according to the systematization of the parameters for otospongiosis they have previously published in 1973. In the first part, they gather statistical data obtained about the otospongiotic disease itself, some of which differ from the classical notion...Continue Reading

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