k Otitis media. Illustration of a section through the middle ear showing chronic secretory otitis media. At left, the external ear canal red ter minates at the eardrum. Right of this area is the middle ear with semicircular canals purple de marcating the inner ear. An eustachian tube lower right communicates with the back of the nose. Inflammation of the middle ear, otitis media, may cause pus buildup yellow which can rupture the eardrum. This viral or bacterial infection causes earache, sometimes fever and tinnitus a ringing. Otitis media occurs most often in children. Treat ment is with painkilling drugs and antibiotics, and may require surgery to drain off the pus. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Otitis media. Illustration of a section through the middle ear showing chronic secretory otitis media. At left, the external ear canal (red) ter- minates at the eardrum. Right of this area is the middle ear with semicircular canals (purple) de- marcating the inner ear. An eustachian tube (lower right) communicates with the back of the nose. Inflammation of the middle ear, otitis media, may cause pus build-up (yellow) which can rupture the eardrum. This viral or bacterial infection causes earache, sometimes fever and tinnitus (a ringing). Otitis media occurs most often in children. Treat- ment is with pain-killing drugs and antibiotics, and may require surgery to drain off the pus.
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Otitis media. Illustration of a section through the middle ear showing chronic secretory otitis media. At left, the external ear canal (red) ter- minates at the eardrum. Right of this area is the middle ear with semicircular canals (purple) de- marcating the inner ear. An eustachian tube (lower right) communicates with the back of the nose. Inflammation of the middle ear, otitis media, may cause pus build-up (yellow) which can rupture the eardrum. This viral or bacterial infection causes earache, sometimes fever and tinnitus (a ringing). Otitis media occurs most often in children. Treat- ment is with pain-killing drugs and antibiotics, and may require surgery to drain off the pus.

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