1 MCQs in ENT for NEET PG
A 28-year-old man presents with chronic foul-smelling right ear discharge for 18 months and progressive hearing loss. Otoscopy reveals an attic retraction pocket with white keratin debris. Tuning fork tests show Rinne negative on the right (bone > air) and Weber lateralizing to the right. Pure-tone audiometry shows the pattern marked **C** in the diagram — a 50 dB conductive hearing loss with normal bone conduction and a wide air-bone gap. A flat tympanogram is noted. What is the most likely diagnosis?
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