otitis media con efusión: estudio de casos y controles otitis media with effusion: study of cases and controls
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1992
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Abstract
Se realizó un estudio en 66 niños y 34 niñas de 2 a 12 años. Cincuenta fueron casos de otitis media con efusión (OME) y 50 controles. El grupo etario más numeroso fue el de dos años. Los síntomas y signos más frecuentes fueron otalgia y fiebre (70%) e hipoacusia (40%). Veintinueve casos (58%) y sólo 12 controles (24%) presentaron adenoides hipertróficas (p < 0.01 ). La pérdida auditiva fue significativamente mayor en el grupo de casos y las curvas timpanométricas se relacionaron directamente con ella. No se demostró que la alergia fuera un elemento importante en la génesis de la OME, a diferencia de la hipertrofia de adenoides que constituyó nuestro hallazgo más importante. <p class="MsoNormal"><span style="font-size: 9pt; font-family: Arial">Between July 1988 and May 1989 we studied 100 children aged2-14 years; there were fifty cases of otitis media with effusion (OME) and fifty controls. Each group Included 33 boys and 17 girls. The predominant age group was 2 years. The most frequent clinical manifestations of OME were earache and fever (70% each) and reduced hearing (40%). In 29 cases (58%) and in only 12 controls (24%) enlarged adenoids were found (p < 0.01 ). impaired hearing was significantly most frequent In the cases and the tympanometric curves had direct relationship with reduced hearing. Despite Its high prevalence allergy was not found to be of importance In the etiology of OME; by contrast, enlarged adenoids were the most relevant determinant of this disease In our series.</span><span></span></p>
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| Authors | ;Sonia Grisales;Fernando Montoya;Eduardo Henao;Teresa Restrepo |
| Journal | the american naturalist |
| Year | 1992 |
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