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      HYPERTROPHICALUM ADENOIDIS IN RE-LATIUM CUM SECRETUM OTTITIS IN MEDIAM

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          Abstract

          In this study we presented the treatment of 20 children with secretory otitis media (SOM). The treatment was surgical and it considened-ventilaton tube insertion and adenoidectomy in case of enlarged adenoid. In this clinical investigation was enroll 15 boys and 5 girls in age 5 to 10 were divided in two main groups:1. 9 children without enlarged adenoid2. 11 children with confirmed enlarged adenoidClinical material was analyzed according to hearing level, middle ear condition estimated by pure toneaudiiometry and tympanometry before and after the treatment. The result showed that adenoidectomy in combination with ventilation tube insertion facilitate secretory otitis media. That’s enable timely improving of hearing function us a important on development of speech, social, emotional and academic development in the early childhood.

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          Journal
          Journal of Special Education and Rehabilitation
          Faculty of Philosophy, Institute of Special Education and Rehabilitation
          01 November 1999
          : 3
          : 3-4
          : 46-47
          Article
          f7d7132eb92b46199810fcf05f8b16dc
          4b909180-4a38-46f5-ae4b-294cf29a86cd

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          Medicine (General)
          R5-920
          Medicine
          R
          Special aspects of education
          LC8-6691

          Medicine,Psychology,Special education,Social & Behavioral Sciences,Health & Social care

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