Serous Otitis Media in Pre-School Children

Otological manifestations: acute and chronic otitis media; secretory otitis media; external otitis; polyps in the outer ear canal; neoplasm (Kaposi’s sarcoma); sensorineural

Conclusion: The prevalence of radiographic changes in the contralateral ears of patients with chronic otitis media corroborates with clinical, histopathological and

Intracranial complications of chronic suppurative otitis media in children. Gower D, McGuirt WF,

O presente trabalho tem por objetivo materializar e confirmar, através da elaboração do prato Ossobuco à italiana e da demonstração sobre os custos de preparação do

Figura 7.1: Curvas de tens˜ ao no coletor em fun¸c˜ao da tens˜ao aplicada na base para o mesmo transistor exposto ao feixe de pr´otons com energia de 410keV na regi˜ao

In our study, all patients presenting with the complication of otitis media underwent CECT, which enabled the con- fi rmation of venous sinus thrombosis in almost all cases.. The

We investigated the frequency of serous otitis media in patients referred to the pediatric clinic between 3 – 16 years of age without any active ear, nose, and throat complaints in

Tympanic membranes were normal in 94% of patients who underwent otoscopic evaluation; chronic otitis media was suggested in about 1% of the cases, otitis media