1972
DOI: 10.1001/archotol.1972.00770090184003
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Serous Otitis: A Conservative Approach to Treatment

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“…While some authors believe adenoidectomy to be effective in the treatment of OME [1,2,5,20,[24][25][26][30][31][32]35,37,38,53], some others, instead, suggest that adenoidectomy yields unpredictable results [4], or is uneffective on OME patients [19,25,39,46,47]. Many variables seem to interfere with an accurate evaluation of the real effectiveness of adenoidectomy on OME, and they include age [26,30,51], sex [6,13,16,17], nasal obstruction [3,47,49], eustachian tube function [3,4,39] and, mainly, the high rate of spontaneous recovery of OME, especially in warmer seasons [18,52,54,551. The aim of the present paper is to stress the significant postoperative enhancement of the mucociliary transport and the significant reduction of the nasal resistances.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While some authors believe adenoidectomy to be effective in the treatment of OME [1,2,5,20,[24][25][26][30][31][32]35,37,38,53], some others, instead, suggest that adenoidectomy yields unpredictable results [4], or is uneffective on OME patients [19,25,39,46,47]. Many variables seem to interfere with an accurate evaluation of the real effectiveness of adenoidectomy on OME, and they include age [26,30,51], sex [6,13,16,17], nasal obstruction [3,47,49], eustachian tube function [3,4,39] and, mainly, the high rate of spontaneous recovery of OME, especially in warmer seasons [18,52,54,551. The aim of the present paper is to stress the significant postoperative enhancement of the mucociliary transport and the significant reduction of the nasal resistances.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While some authors believe adenoidectomy to be effective in the treatment of OME [1,2,5,20,[24][25][26][30][31][32]35,37,38,53], some others, instead, suggest that adenoidectomy yields unpredictable results [4], or is uneffective on OME patients [19,25,39,46,47]. Many variables seem to interfere with an accurate evaluation of the real effectiveness of adenoidectomy on OME, and they include age [26,30,51], sex [6,13,16,17], nasal obstruction [3,47,49], eustachian tube function [3,4,39] and, mainly, the high rate of spontaneous recovery of OME, especially in warmer seasons [18,52,54,551.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Accordingly, there is no unanimity concerning treatment. Adenoidectomy (Graltne, 1964;Banham, 1968;Benett and Chakraborty, 1969;MacKinnon, 1971;Gottschalk, 1972), anti-allergic treatment ( Whitcomb, 1965), myring- ' I thank Miss A.M.A. Majoor and Miss M. W.M. Majoor for the extensive administrative part of the work.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%