Any recommendations for patients that required myringotomy tubes as a result of Middle Ear barotrauma or eustachian tube dysfunction when finished with HBOT? We are trying to keep our ENTs up to date on best practices for these patients considering other comorbidities. I could have sworn I read a UHM article within the past decade about complications associated with MT tubes in geriatric patients treated with HBOT and the recommendation to have them removed, but Im unable to locate it. (Maybe someone recalls the same and can share that article) Should our HBOT providers recommend that tubes be removed? Or should we just default to the ENTs decision on whether or not to remove the tubes? Thanks, Sean