Why is Tympanometry Done?
It may help evaluate concerns such as:
Tympanometry is an objective test used to evaluate the function of the middle ear, including the movement of the eardrum and the pressure within the middle ear.
It may help evaluate concerns such as:
A small probe is gently placed at the entrance of the ear canal. The equipment changes air pressure and measures the response of the eardrum.
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