eustachian in English

adjective

of or pertaining to the Eustachian tube (canal connecting the middle ear to the pharynx)

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1. Learn what medical treatments can help ease your Blocked eustachian tube symptoms and speed up your recovery for Blocked eustachian tubes.

2. An Eustachian tube Blockage is one possible cause of a clogged ear

3. You can clear Blocked eustachian tubes with medications, home remedies, and surgery

4. I also explain how infected or enlarged Adenoids can affect the Eustachian t

5. Young children are prone to ear infections because of their small Eustachian tubes .

6. Barotrauma occurs when there is a dysfunction of the Eustachian tube (also called auditory tube dysfunction)

7. Auriscope aw′ri-skōp, n. an instrument for examining the Eustachian passage of the ear. [L

8. However, eustachian tube treatment often isn't needed as a Blocked tube usually gets better on its own

9. A pressure chamber seems to be suitable to evaluate Eustachian tube function and therapeutic approaches to tube dysfunction.

10. Ear infections often begin in the first year of life and are partly due to poor eustachian tube function.

11. Usually, your ears feel Clogged when the ear canal gets blocked or there is an imbalance of pressure in the Eustachian tubes

12. In other cases, the adenoids become enlarged and block the eustachian tubes. Acute ear infections mostly clear up within one or two weeks.

13. More often than not, you may experience this stuffiness along with diminished hearing, pain, and imbalance, on account of a Clogged ear or Eustachian tube dysfunction

14. 29 The apparatus can detect the actual pressure of nasopharynx and meatus acusticus externus,(www.Sentencedict.com) and acquire the pressure value when the eustachian tube is opened passively.

15. These quick drum movements are indicative of pressure equilibrations between the outside air and that in the middle ear and are caused by a momentary opening of the Eustachian tube.

16. (in the plural) hypertrophy of the pharyngeal tonsils, usually seen in children; Adenoids may cause obstruction of the outlet from the nose so that the child breathes chiefly through the mouth, or the eustachian tube

17. Körperliche Auswirkungen des Fliegens mit besonderem Schwerpunkt auf Hypoxie (Sauerstoffmangel), Sauerstoffbedarf; Funktion der Eustachi-Röhre und Barotraumata: the physiological effects of flying with particular emphasis on hypoxia, oxygen requirements, Eustachian tubal function and barotraumas;

18. ‘Enlarged Adenoids can also be caused by repeated chest infections or allergies, but in other cases the cause is unknown.’ ‘If the Adenoids are unusually enlarged, and blocking the Eustachian tubes, they may also have to be removed.’ ‘I was in hospital to have enlarged Adenoids removed.’

19. CAUSES – Dysfunction of eustachian tube – Predisposing factors: viral infection of the upper respiratory tract, allergies, barotrauma, enlargement of adenoids, recent acute otitis media HISTORY – – – – – – Exposure to one of the predisposing factors Reduced hearing in affected ear Sensation of fullness in ear Nose and ears may be itchy Pain mild or absent Fever absent

20. 5.2 fyziologické účinky létání se zvláštním důrazem na nedostatečný přísun kyslíku (hypoxii), požadavky týkající se kyslíku, funkci Eustachovy trubice a Barotraumata; Eurlex2019 the physiological effects of flying with particular emphasis on hypoxia, oxygen requirements, Eustachian tubal …