Mastoid surgery is indicated in cases of ear-mastoid disease that require surgical intervention to release the infection and completely treat the disease.

Acute mastoiditis in children can be diagnosed based on some clinical symptoms such as fever (high or low fever) accompanied by fatigue, restlessness, crying and poor appetite. However, to make a more accurate diagnosis, in addition to the above symptoms, the doctor will use paraclinical diagnostic methods such as microscopic otoscopy, Schuller X-ray, CT scan of the temporal bone, etc.

The labyrinth is a major component of the inner ear. This is an important component related to hearing and maintaining balance for the body. Labyrinthitis can be caused by acute or chronic infections of the middle ear or mastoid bone. This condition causes many dangerous complications, surgery is required when medical treatment is not effective and the risk of complications is high.

Red and swollen earlobes can be painful and uncomfortable. Typical causes of swollen earlobes include infections, allergies, and injuries. Most swollen earlobes can be treated with over-the-counter medications and home remedies.

Brain abscess is a dangerous disease that anyone can encounter. If brain abscess is not diagnosed and treated promptly, the patient may die due to abscess rupture or other dangerous complications.