Otitis media in children: Medical versus surgical treatment: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 93, No 5

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Inflammation of the middle ear is the most common illness among children. Controversy and confusion surround the management of this disorder. When is prophylactic treatment warranted? For which patients are tympanostomy tubes indicated? Dr Biedlingmaier addresses these questions, discussing the rationale for both medical and surgical treatment options.

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