Recurrent otitis media as a presenting symptom in children with special references to cholesteatoma
A. Coutté, C. BRAHE PEDERSEN, N. J. Bartholdy, Per Thommesen
Abstract
A. Coutté, C. BRAHE PEDERSEN, N. J. Bartholdy, Per Thommesen
Abstract
Ten children with histiocytosis X and recurrent otitis media as a presenting symptom were compared to children with otitis media complicating cholesteatoma. When radiography and biopsy findings were not diagnostic a low age (less than 3 years) and a remaining elevated ESR were characters that most effectively separated the histiocytosis X group from the cholesteatoma group.
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Ten children with histiocytosis X and recurrent otitis media as a presenting symptom were compared to children with otitis media complicating cholesteatoma. When radiography and biopsy findings were not diagnostic a low age (less than 3 years) and a remaining elevated ESR were characters that most effectively separated the histiocytosis X group from the cholesteatoma group.
Key concepts: Medicine, Cholesteatoma, Otitis, Audiology, Pediatrics, Surgery