mucolytic action and efficiency of n acetylcysteine in treatment of patients suffering from secondary otitis media
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2008
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Abstract
Chronic otitis media most often develops in preschool children. Depending on the stage of the disease, conservative and surgical treatment methods are developed. The influence of n acetylcys teine on the efficiency of exudative otitis media treatment in children was studied. it was demonstrated that the application of endaural phonophoresis of n acetylcysteine significantly increases the efficiency of treatment.Key words: exudative otitis media, treatment, children.
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| Authors | ;N.A. Mileshina |
| Journal | life sciences in space research |
| Year | 2008 |
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