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Otite média crônica serosa ou mucoide é provavelmente a forma mais comum de doença subaguda da orelha média encontrada no mundo desenvolvido. Tipicamente persiste subsequente a otite média, quando o fluido na orelha, formado pela infecção, não desaparece espontaneamente. A membrana timpânica está intacta, mas a orelha média está preenchida por líquido. Isso presumivelmente coloca a orelha média em risco de infecção adicional e muitas vezes piora a audição em cerca de 30 dB. É mais frequentemente observada em crianças e pode interferir na aquisição e aprendizagem da linguagem. | |||||||||||||||
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Chronic serous or mucoid otitis media is probably the most common form of sub-acute middle ear disease found in the developed world. It typically lingers following otitis media, when the fluid in the ear, formed by the infection, does not clear spontaneously. The tympanic membrane is intact but the middle ear is liquid- fluid filled. This presumably puts the middle ear at risk for further infection and often worsens hearing by about 30 dB. This is most frequently found in children and can interfere with language acquisition and learning. | |||||||||||||||
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Latest revision as of 08:27, 13 August 2026
Chronic serous or mucoid otitis media is probably the most common form of sub-acute middle ear disease found in the developed world. It typically lingers following otitis media, when the fluid in the ear, formed by the infection, does not clear spontaneously. The tympanic membrane is intact but the middle ear is liquid- fluid filled. This presumably puts the middle ear at risk for further infection and often worsens hearing by about 30 dB. This is most frequently found in children and can interfere with language acquisition and learning.
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| English | Chronic serous or mucoid otitis media |
Chronic serous or mucoid otitis media is probably the most common form of sub-acute middle ear disease found in the developed world. It typically lingers following otitis media, when the fluid in the ear, formed by the infection, does not clear spontaneously. The tympanic membrane is intact but the middle ear is liquid- fluid filled. This presumably puts the middle ear at risk for further infection and often worsens hearing by about 30 dB. This is most frequently found in children and can interfere with language acquisition and learning. |
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