ACUTE PURULENT OTITIS MEDIA: COMPLICATIONS WITH ADENOIDECTOMY

Authors

  • Sadullayeva Shamsiyabonu Muxiddin qizi
  • Аlimova Zulayho Quvondiqovna
  • Toshqulov Mehroj Odil o’g’li
  • Mamasoliyev Qilichxon Mamasoli o’g’li

Abstract

 Acute purulent otitis media is a common inflammatory condition affecting the middle ear, primarily observed in children. The infection typically occurs as a complication of upper respiratory tract infections, with symptoms including ear pain, hearing loss, fever, and middle ear effusion.

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Published

2024-02-15

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 17 (2024): INTERDISCIPLINE INNOVATION AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH CONFERENCE

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