Adenoidectomy for middle ear disorders: a randomized controlled trial
M. Fiellau-Nikolajsen, J Falbe-Hansen, P. Knudstrup
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M. Fiellau-Nikolajsen, J Falbe-Hansen, P. Knudstrup
Abstract
Adenoidectomy for middle ear disorders: a randomized controlled trial Repeated tympanometric screening of a regionally defined population of 3-year-old children denned a group of 42 children with middle ear disease which had persisted for at least 6 months. These children were treated by either myringotomy with adenoidectomy or myringotomy without adenoidectomy decided by random allocation. Postoperative observation during 6 months failed to disclose any difference in middle ear status between the two groups.
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Adenoidectomy for middle ear disorders: a randomized controlled trial Repeated tympanometric screening of a regionally defined population of 3-year-old children denned a group of 42 children with middle ear disease which had persisted for at least 6 months. These children were treated by either myringotomy with adenoidectomy or myringotomy without adenoidectomy decided by random allocation. Postoperative observation during 6 months failed to disclose any difference in middle ear status between the two groups.
Key concepts: Myringotomy, Adenoidectomy, Medicine, Middle ear, Randomized controlled trial, Population, Significant difference, Anesthesia