• Presse Med · Dec 2001

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    [Inflammation and seromucous otitis].

    • G Le Clech.
    • Presse Med. 2001 Dec 22; 30 (39-40 Pt 2): 26-32.

    Abstract1. AN IMPORTANT RELATIONSHIP: There is a strong relationship between tubular dysfunction, tympanic depression and effusion of the tympanic cavity. 2. TWO IMPORTANT PHENOMENA: Increased secretory capacity of the mucosa and decreased mucociliary clearance subsequent to a reduction in the number of ciliated cells have an important impact. 3. CONTINUUM: Rhinopharyngeal infection, acute middle ear infection and seromucosal otitis constitutes a continuum demonstrated by the fact that PCR (polymerase chain reaction) studies reveal the same germs in the rhinopharynx, in the middle ear fluid, and in seromucous otitis (SMO) effusions. 4.

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