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2023, Number 1

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Bol Clin Hosp Infant Edo Son 2023; 40 (1)

Chronic otitis media: The importance of its prevention

Virgen OC, Reyes GU, Reyes HKL, Rodríguez VAJ, Santos HJE, Alonso PNC, García CLÉ, Pérez OFP, Hernández LKA, Chuck SJA, Mercado DCU, Vargas MME, López CG
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Key words:

hearing, children, immunizations, protective factors, breastfeeding, timely management, chronic otitis, sequelae.

ABSTRACT

Chronic otitis media is an inflammatory process of the mucoperiosteum of the structures of the middle ear cavity, with an evolution of more than 3 months, with involvement of the tympanic membrane, either with perforation or scarring that will lead to conductive hearing loss. In pediatrics, it is considered a Public Health problem due to the permanent sequelae that affect language and hearing in young children, with repercussions on their learning. This is a basic review of recent concepts and the importance of a timely and early diagnosis of a picture of acute otitis media to prevent it from becoming chronic, with the primary care physician being the one who must correctly manage the first picture of otitis media. The current management of chronic otitis media is reviewed, as well as risk and protection factors, highlighting breastfeeding, the complete immunization schedule, and optimal antimicrobial management.


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