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A 72-year-old poorly controlled diabetic presents with deep, unrelenting otalgia disproportionate to otoscopic findings, otorrhea, and granulation tissue at the bony-cartilaginous junction of the EAC. Which investigation best confirms the suspected diagnosis and establishes a baseline for therapy?

Audiometry with tympanometry Technetium-99m bone scan and/or gallium-67 scan with CT temporal bone Flexible nasopharyngoscopy Pure tone audiogram only

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Technetium-99m bone scan and/or gallium-67 scan with CT temporal bone

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