The middle ear cholesteatoma, also known as cholesteatoma, is a condition that can develop due to improper functioning of the Eustachian tube. This disease is extremely insidious, as its growth can damage the sensitive structures in the middle ear, including the bones and tissues responsible for hearing. Typically, a two-step surgical intervention is required for its treatment, making it essential to diagnose and address any issues related to the Eustachian tube and the nasal cavity in a timely manner. Cholesteatoma is not a true tumor, but it possesses characteristics that make it similar to one. During the progression of the disease, the growing lesion in the middle ear can destroy…