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Myringotomy for Acute Purulent Otitis Media | VOKA 3D animation

Acute purulent otitis media occurs when dysfunction of the auditory tube leads to blockage, usually caused by inflammation and swelling of the upper respiratory tract mucosa. This blockage creates negative pressure in the middle ear, causing fluid buildup and inflammation. When bacteria infect this fluid, it turns into pus, increasing pressure on the eardrum and causing pain, redness, and thickening. Myringotomy is a minor procedure done under local anesthesia to relieve severe pain, drain pus, and prevent complications like hearing loss or eardrum rupture. The incision is made in a safe part of the eardrum to allow pus to escape, reduce pressure, and promote healing. In uncomplicated cases, the eardrum heals completely within 1–2 weeks without scarring. For more information about our 3D medical visualization and animation services, contact us at [email protected]. Explore VOKA 3D Anatomy & Pathology and try the app for free: https://voka.io/. Be the first to know about our new features by following us on social media: Instagram:   / voka.io   Facebook:   / 61550126134841   Pinterest:   / vokaanatomypro   X: https://x.com/io_voka31968 TikTok:   / voka.io   LinkedIn:   / voka-io   Threads: https://www.threads.net/@voka.io #medicaleducation #3Dvisualization #healthcare #medstudents #digitallearning #humananatomy #3Danimation #anatomy #OtitisMedia #EarInfection #Myringotomy #ENTCare #HearingHealth #MiddleEarInfection #EarHealth #MedicalProcedure #Otolaryngology #EarPain #InfectionTreatment #HearingLoss #Healthcare #MedicalEducation #ENTspecialist