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Meanings of otitis media in English
Otitis which involves inflammation of the middle ear.
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Examples for "middle ear infection"
Examples for "middle ear infection"
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They can also cause middle ear infection and sinusitis.
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Pacific Island and Maori children are most at risk of contracting a middle ear infection says a paediatric specialist in New Zealand.
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The most frequently used and widely accepted experimental animal model of middle ear infection is in chinchillas, but mice and gerbils have also been used.
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This recess can act as a possible source for recurrent middle ear infections and neck inflammations.
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This week check-up looks at Glue Ear My six-year-old has had several middle ear infections since he started school last year.
Usage of otitis media in English
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Conclusion: Environmental ASD exposure can result in the development of otitis media.
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A probable diagnosis of left secretory otitis media with effusion was formulated.
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The bacterium is a frequent cause of acute otitis media in children.
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Background: Since 1997, UK guidance has advocated limiting antibiotic prescribing for otitis media.
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Results: Sixty-six percent of the patients had a history of recurrent otitis media.
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A retroauricular approach is routinely used for treating chronic otitis media.
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Conclusions: The reduction in antibiotic prescribing for otitis media predated guidance.
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Four cases had chronic otitis media, three with cholesteatoma and one with polyps.
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Successful treatment depends on accurate definitions and classifications of types of otitis media.
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The diagnostic and surgical approach to silent or subclinical otitis media is discussed.
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Of these, only two reversible cases of otitis media were attributable to radiotherapy.
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An understanding of the otitis media continuum also assists in management.
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A history of nasal infection or otitis media was recognised in all 6 patients.
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During this period, prescribing for otitis media coded as acute increased by 22%.
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However, little is known about the molecular mechanisms of mucous cell metaplasia in otitis media.
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All patients had mucosal type of chronic otitis media.
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