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Otosclerosis

Abnormal bone growth stiffens a tiny middle-ear bone, so it can’t pass sound on — a treatable cause of hearing loss.

Otosclerosis explained in interactive 3D: abnormal bone stiffening a tiny middle-ear bone and causing hearing loss, and the treatments — a hearing aid or stapedectomy surgery — with help in India.

Otosclerosis is abnormal bone that stiffens the tiny stapes bone in the middle ear, causing a gradual conductive hearing loss, often in young adults. See it in 3D, and the treatments — a hearing aid, or a highly effective operation (stapedectomy) — with help in India.

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