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Iatrogenic traumatic facial nerve palsy is most commonly caused during -

A
Myringoplasty
B
Stapedectomy
C
Mastoidectomy
D
Ossiculoplasty
High-Yield Explanation
“All ear operations run the risk of facial nerve damage, particularly if the nerve is exposed. In particular a mastoidectomy has a high risk because a sharp cutting rotating burr is used in close proximity to the nerve.” Other Operations where Facial Nerve may be Damaged – Stapedectomy – Removal of acoustic neuroma

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