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Ear, nose, and throat problems in childhood

P. J. Hadfield

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Abstract

Abstract Middle ear infection is common in children. In the United Kingdom 30% of children under the age of 3 years visit their general practitioner with acute otitis media (AOM) each year. Of these 97% receive antibiotics. One in 10 children will have an episode of AOM by 3 months of age.

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Abstract Middle ear infection is common in children. In the United Kingdom 30% of children under the age of 3 years visit their general practitioner with acute otitis media (AOM) each year. Of these 97% receive antibiotics. One in 10 children will have an episode of AOM by 3 months of age.

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Abstract Middle ear infection is common in children. In the United Kingdom 30% of children under the age of 3 years visit their general practitioner with acute otitis media (AOM) each year. Of these 97% receive antibiotics. One in 10 children will have an episode of AOM by 3 months of age.

Key concepts: Acute otitis media, Ear nose and throat, Throat, Medicine, Nose, Otitis, Middle ear, Pediatrics

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