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Tissue adhesives have been available and in use for more than 40 years. They have, however, never been popular for ossiculoplasty because of the reported excessive inflammatory reaction and ototoxicity. The authors present a case of ossicular disruption successfully repaired with tissue adhesive and review the literature.
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