NDLI: Antimicrobianoterapia na Otite Média Aguda em Pacientes Pediátricos Antimicrobianoterapia na Otite Média Aguda em Pacientes Pediátricos Antimicrobianoterapia na Otite Média Aguda em Pacientes Pediátricos Antimicrobianoterapia na Otite Média Aguda em Pacientes Pediátricos Antimicrobianoterapia na Oti

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Antimicrobianoterapia na Otite Média Aguda em Pacientes Pediátricos Antimicrobianoterapia na Otite Média Aguda em Pacientes Pediátricos Antimicrobianoterapia na Otite Média Aguda em Pacientes Pediátricos Antimicrobianoterapia na Otite Média Aguda em Pacientes Pediátricos Antimicrobianoterapia na Oti

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Author	Junior, Ademir Moura Cristina, Alba Oliveira, Sara M. Fidalgo, Caroline L. Silva, Cristina Borlido Santana, Douglas N. Reis, Israel Costa Cunha, M. Cordeiro, Renata Aitken, Thiago Fellipe Nascimento-Carvalho, Cristiana Maria
Copyright Year	2007
Abstract	A otite media aguda (OMA) e uma inflamacao do ouvido medio que apresenta um inicio rapido de sinais e sintomas, tais como otalgia, febre, irritabilidade, anorexia e ou vomito. Conforme estudos de timpanocentese, Streptococcus pneumoniae, Haemophilus influenzae nao-tipavel e Moraxella catarrhalis sao os agentes etiologicos mais frequentemente associados a esta condicao clinica. Apesar da resolucao espontânea da maioria dos casos de OMA em criancas, a antibioticoterapia e uma opcao terapeutica util, pois previne complicacoes, acelera a recuperacao dos pacientes e soluciona os casos de OMA em criancas que nao tem regressao espontânea. Palavras-chave: otite media aguda, tratamento, antibioticos, criancas. Acute otitis media (AOM) is the inflammation of the middle ear; abrupt onset of signs and symptoms such as ear pain, fever, irritability, anorexia, vomiting can occur. According to results from studies of middle ear effusion obtained by aspirates, Streptococcus pneumoniae, nontypable Haemophilus influenzae and Moraxella catarrhalis are frequent etiologic agents. Despite the occurrence of spontaneous resolution in the majority of the children with AOM, the use of antimicrobials is useful to prevent complications, to speed up the resolution and to treat the
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