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- Cocaine-associated Eustachian tube stenosis causing chronic glue ear . . .
Case report: A 43-year-old male with a history of chronic cocaine use, presented with conductive hearing loss and unilateral middle-ear effusion Examination under anaesthesia revealed a completely stenosed left Eustachian tube orifice with intra-nasal adhesions
- Snorting the clivus away: an extreme case of cocaine-induced midline . . .
We present a case of a Caucasian woman aged 38 years, known to our Head and Neck department for her long history of nasal cocaine abuse, leading to massive cocaine-induced midline destructive lesions (CIMDL), with almost complete resorption of the nasal pyramid
- Otolaryngology manifestations of cocaine abuse. - Medigraphic
Four patients presented with a cocaine-induced midline necrosis (Fi-gure 1), one patient developed a pyomyositis after cocaine intramuscular injection in the neck, and another one suffered from subcutaneous emphysema after cocaine inhalation (Figure 2)
- Cocaine induced midline destructive lesions*
The majority of European cocaine consumers (65%) report intranasal inhalation (“snorting” or “sniffing”) of cocaine crystals as the main route of administration (4) The nose, as a consequence, is often routinely exposed to the detrimental effects of cocaine and adverse ef-fects on the nasal tract are frequent (5)
- Cocaine-associated Eustachian tube stenosis causing chronic ‘glue ear . . .
A 43-year-old male with a history of chronic cocaine use, presented with conductive hearing loss and unilateral middle-ear effusion Examination under anaesthesia revealed a completely stenosed left Eustachian tube orifice with intra-nasal adhesions
- Snorting cocaine: “In some cases, we have no alternative but to . . .
Flemish ENT (Ear Nose and Throat) specialists have noted a sharp rise in the number of patients presenting with complaints following cocaine use The drug is often snorted This can lead to holes in the partition or septum between drug users’ nostrils
- Snorting Cocaine | Dangers and Short- Long-Term Effects
The effects of snorting cocaine can be extremely dangerous, and users can suffer fatal complications on the first use If you’re using cocaine or love someone who’s addicted, don’t wait another day to find help Call American Addiction Centers (AAC) free at 888-744-0069 now for help finding treatment for cocaine addiction
- Drug-Induced Deafness: A Rare Case of Bilateral Sensorineural Hearing . . .
Many users of recreational drugs use cocaine and opioids together, often called “speedballing ” Hearing loss is a rarely reported adverse effect following recreational drug abuse Only one case has been reported in history with hearing loss caused
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