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Publication : Tubing, as a treatment for recurrent infant suppurative otitis media.

First Author  Hattori Y Year  1975
Journal  Acta Otolaryngol Suppl Volume  330
Pages  144-6 PubMed ID  1059313
Mgi Jnum  J:148979 Mgi Id  MGI:3847204
Citation  Hattori Y (1975) Tubing, as a treatment for recurrent infant suppurative otitis media. Acta Otolaryngol Suppl 330:144-6
abstractText  (1) The details described below have evidenced that the tubing therapy is an influential treatment for the recurrent infant suppurative otitis media. The tube with a beveled head and split shank is very convenient and effective for the treatment since it is not only easily inserted but also easily removed, preventing it from migration into the tympanum. (2) The treatment must promote the drainage of discharges through the infant auditory tubes which are thick and short and improve the ventilation of the middle ear cavity half permanently. (3) According to the author's experience, the spontaneous extrusion of the ideally set tube after 2 or 3 months is a sign of a perfect cure of this disease.
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