Figure 1: Fiberscopy of the ears, nose, and throat (ENT) and pure-tone audiography.
a) Pure-tone audiography shows left-sided mixed conductive– sensorineural hearing loss (average air- and bone-conduction hearing levels at 500, 1000, and 2000 Hz are 61.7 dB and 53.3 dB, respectively).
b) Papillomatous or rose-shaped lesion spreading from the fossa of Rosenmüller to the anterior nasopharynx adjacent to the Eustachian canal in the left nasopharynx.
c) Papillomatous mucosa spreading over the inferior concha, nasal floor, and nasal septum in the right nasal cavity.
a) Pure-tone audiography shows left-sided mixed conductive– sensorineural hearing loss (average air- and bone-conduction hearing levels at 500, 1000, and 2000 Hz are 61.7 dB and 53.3 dB, respectively).
b) Papillomatous or rose-shaped lesion spreading from the fossa of Rosenmüller to the anterior nasopharynx adjacent to the Eustachian canal in the left nasopharynx.
c) Papillomatous mucosa spreading over the inferior concha, nasal floor, and nasal septum in the right nasal cavity.
