1. An inflammation in the middle ear called otitis media can cause temporary or even permanent hearing loss.

2. Examples are treating otitis media with antibiotics and treatments for lower back pain.

3. Upper respiratory tract infections, especially acute otitis media, are the most important determinants for the development of an effusion.

4. Acute otitis media and otitis media with effusion are associated - they may be different aspects of the same condition.

5. He said his otitis media is hard to cure.

6. Distorted or erythematous tympanic membranes suggest otitis media.

7. Since the introduction of antibiotics, the incidence of otitis media induced complications such as mastoiditis and subperiosteal abscess has significantly decreased.

8. This invention uncovers locust gutt for curing otitis media acute, otitis media chronic, otitis media suppurative and rhinopathy and its preparation. This medicine is a pure natural medicine.

9. Acute otitis media episodes after treatment from the onset, starting after 2 weeks or longer, because the mastoid cortex damage, acute mastoiditis clinical manifestations may become apparent.

10. Method: One case with necrotizing external otitis was treated with radical mastoidectomy and antibiotic.

11. Cholesterol granuloma has a close tie with cholesteatoma and secretory otitis media as well as idiopathic hemotympanum.

12. Objective To investigate the curative effect of tube placement and drug irrigation in the auditory tube under nasoscope in the treatment of secretory otitis media(SOM).

13. The subnormal function status of the eustachian tube and the low-degree infection in pathologic process of otitis media probably are basic causes of silence nature of otitis media.

14. Healing of the tympanum by scaring is improbable if the membrane is totally destroyed by otitis media.

15. Objective To appraise the effect of intact wall open technic tympanoplasty on chronic otitis media.

16. Objective : To explore the effect of auripucture with otic endoscope in treating secretory otitis media.

17. Objective To summarize the effect of oto - endoscope assisted treatment for secretory otitis media ( SOM ) .

18. Results Of 10 cases of ICVST, 4 were caused by mastoiditis, 2 by the furuncles on their faces, 3 by otitis media and 1 was secondary to herpes simplex virus encephalitis.

19. Visible necrotic mass, swelling, tinnitus, hearing loss, facial palsy, otitis externa and otitis media are other presenting features.

20. Conclusion: Adenoidectomy was effective in treating the junior Secretory Otitis Media.

21. The subcommittee made a strong recommendation that clinicians use pneumatic otoscopy as the primary diagnostic method and distinguish OME from acute otitis media (AOM).

22. Purpose To recognize the value of double helix CT in diagnosis of Chronic otitis mastoidea.

23. Objective To analyze the therapeutic effects of grommet insertion on adults with secretory otitis media ( SOM ) .

24. Improvement of radiotherapy technique , effective drug, ventilation tube insertion and myringotomy may be helpful in prevention of secretory otitis . But the incidence of otorrhea is very high.

25. On the basis of decoction, revise it with symptoms for treating the acute pyogenic otitis media, nasal vestibule furuncle, the pus around tonsil, etc.

26. Objective Discussed the Chinese medicine treatment on the disease of"acute catarrhus otitis media".

27. Remember that susceptibility testing is not too meaningful for "simple" otitis externa, as it is based upon attainable BLOOD levels of antibiotics.

28. Objective To explore the effect of myringotomy with insertion of tube and tympanocentesis on alleviating secretory otitis media(SOM) and hearing loss in cleft palate infants.

29. Objective : To analyse the complications of tympanostomy tube in secretory otitis media.

30. Objective Through the contrast of boric acid alcohol and pevisone cream in the treatment of fungal otitis externa, to explore the clinical advantage of pevisone cream therapy.

31. OBJECTIVE Explore the ways of cochlear implantation (CI) surgery technique for bilateral profound sensorineural hearing loss patients with otitis media and mastoiditis .

32. Results The common causes of vertigo is Meniere disease, vertebrobasilar ischemic, hyperlipidemia, hypertension, chronic otitis media. The excessive fatigue and cold were easily caused.

33. Otitis media is due to allergy or viral or Bacterial infection of the middle ear.

34. Not all cases of otitis external respond well to treatment.

35. Conclusions The clinical manifestation of tubercular otitis media and mastoiditis was not characteristic and it was usually considered as chronic suppurative otitis media.

36. Method: 115 ears with secretory otitis media were treated by insertion and tympanostomy.

37. RESULTS:In the pterygoid hamulus fracture group, the appearance of otitis media began from 11 to 76 months after palatoplasty, with an average time of 13.4 months.

38. I think you are suffering from acute suppurative otitis medium.

39. Conclusion: Eustachian tube dysfunction caused by adenoids hypertrophy is the etiologic factor of secretory otitis media.

40. It'should be differentiated among endolymphatic hydrops , perilymph fistula , mumps deafness , and otitis media with effusion.

41. Conclusion IBM combined with posterior tympanum is a good choice for preserving or improving hearing based on eradication of the focus among patients with chronic suppurative otitis media.

42. Other infections: otitis media , osteomyelitis, sepsis, peritonitis and post - operative infection, and so on.

43. We encountered a 53-year-old man with bilateral chronic otitis media who developed an abscess in the junction of the vermis and right hemisphere of the cerebellum.

43. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

44. Objective To discuss MRI features of intracranial otogenic complications of otitis media and improve its diagnostic accuracy.

45. Otitis in the inner ear (labyrinthitis) often arises from respiratory infection, syphilis, or otitis media.

46. Objective To analyze the therapeutic effects of myringotomy supplemented with grommet insertion on adults with secretory otitis media (SOM).

47. Objective To discuss the treatment of tube insertion into tympanic cavity for children secretory otitis media.

48. Objective:To study the method on comprehensive evaluation of the middle ear function in children with secretory otitis media(SOM) after tympanotomy tube insertion.

49. Radiation therapy for malignant head and neck tumors often involve the region of ear. The complications may cover a spectrum form otitis externa to osteoradionecrosis of the temporal bone.

50. Methods: The study population consisted of 13 adults with otitis media with effusion (OME). Patients underwent slow-motion video endoscopy to identify the location and extent of surgical resection.

51. Distorted or erythematous tympanic membranes suggest otitis media. Abdominal distention or masses suggest an intra-abdominal process causing pain.

52. Objective: To study the therapeutic effects of tympanic cavity syringe injection on the secretary otitis media (SOM).

53. For dogs, the top five diagnoses in Banfield hospitals were dental tartar, otitis externa (an inflammation/infection of the ear), overweight, dermatitis, and fleas.

54. Method:39 cases of 56 ears suffered from chronic catarrhal otitis media were treated by the eustachian catheter.

55. Antibiotics should also continue to be prescribed for acute otitis media to help prevent potentially serious complications, such as mastoiditis and meningitis, " Dr. Kerschner said."

56. I think you are suffering from acute suppurative otitis media.

57. Objective To discuss the advantages and curative effects of grommet insertion under endotoscope in treatment of children's secretory otitis media.

58. Method Tympanoplasty was operated on 32 chronic suppurative otitis media patients in the period of infection.

59. Methods:With local anesthesia, a tympanic tubing treatment for 56 secretory otitis media patients were conducted with tympanic cavity tubing pusher.

60. Algorithm for management of otitis media with effusion ( OME ) still remains controversial.

61. Objective : To study the cause of intractable suppurative otitis media.

62. Objective To discuss therapeutic effect of nasal endoscopic Eustachian tube insufflation to treat chronic secretory otitis media(OMSC).

63. Middle ear infection, also called acute otitis media, is an inflammation of the middle ear space.

64. Remember that susceptibility testing is not too meaningful for "simple" otitis externa, as it is depending on attainstomachle BLOOD levels of antibiotics.

65. Method 67 cases of middle ear cholesteatoma limited in epitympanum or simple otitis media were treated with this method.

66. Objective To discuss the treatment of ventilation tube insertion into tympanic cavity for children secretory otitis media.

67. OBJECTIVE To summarize our perioperative experience in treating chronic otitis media with tympanoplasty.

68. Methods: MSCT manifestations of 32 cases of otitis media with cholesteatoma were analysized.

69. Objective To study the etiology and therapy of otitis media infected with otomycosis.

70. To explore the clinical meaning of "C" tympanum figure in secretory otitis media.

71. In addition to the cause of pneumococcal pneumonia, but also cause meningitis, septicemia[], central nervous system infections such as otitis media and a range of diseases.

72. Results Tubercular otitis media and mastoiditis was mainly characterized by otorrhea, big perforation of tympanic membrane, abundant pale or red granulation, heavy deafness.

73. Objective To observe the curative effect of Qianglikangyanling pulvis in treatment of suppurative otitis media.

74. Objective To evaluate the effects of utilizing endoscope in adenoidectomy for children with secretory otitis media.

75. Objective To analyze the correlation of secretary otitis media ( SOM ) with adenoid vegetation in children.

76. Objective: The objective of this is to determine the incidence of otogenic complications of chronic suppurative otitis media (CSOM) and its management.

77. Methods 88 cases of patients with fungal otitis externa were randomly divided into the treatment group and the control group on average.

78. About half of all children carry Streptococcus pneumoniae, the bacteria that cause acute otitis media.

78. Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress day by day!

79. Otitis externa is dermatitis, usually bacterial, of the auditory canal and sometimes the external ear.

80. Results:32 patients all resulted from chronic otitis media and mastoiditis.

81. Objective To investigate the therapeutic effect and its mechanism of the method of percolating the Lung to open the orifices on acute non-suppurative otitis media (AN-SOM).

82. Objective To summarize the clinical experience in the diagnosis and treatment for fungal otitis media and mastoiditis .

83. Objective: To explore the virtues of ear endoscope in the treatment of cholesteatoma otitis media.

84. Therefore, doctors in the treatment of otitis media, often patients will prescribe nose drops, nose drops and other drugs such as nitrofurazone.

85. Objective To investigate the misdiagnosed cause tubercular otitis media and mastoiditis.

86. Most forms of Otitis Externa cause itching, which may be accompanied by considerable discomfort.

87. Objective:To discuss the best material and operation style of synchronal ossicular chain reconstruct for chronic suppurative otitis media patients.

88. Objective:To summarize the effect of the treatment for the chronic catarrhal otitis media with the eustachian catheter.

89. The dangerous type chronic otitis media occurs with pars flaccida and marginal perforations.