Authors

  • Kadamboy Atabaev
    Tashkent State Academic Medical Academy of Sciences

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71337/inlibrary.uz.ijms.96645

Abstract

Perforation of the tympanic membrane is observed in patients with acute purulent otitis media due to the fact that they did not consult an ENT doctor in the early stages of the disease, and in some patients, due to frequent recurrence of the disease due to perforation of the tympanic membrane, the formation of infiltrates and exudate with incomplete absorption can lead to the formation of cicatricial adhesions on the mucous membrane of the tympanic cavity, the tympanic membrane, and the auditory ossicles. As a result, the mobility of the auditory ossicles is impaired, and patients experience varying degrees of hearing loss.

 

 

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STUDY OF THE FREQUENCY OF PERFORATION OF THE PERICULUM IN

CHILDREN WITH ACUTE MEDIUM OTITIS IN THE KHOREZM OASIS

Atabaev Kadamboy

Department of Otorhinolaryngology of the Tashkent State Academic Medical Academy of

Sciences

1st year masterEmail address:qadamboyatabayev03061997@gmail.com

Phone number: +99.891.992 91 51

Relevance of the problem.

Perforation of the tympanic membrane is observed in patients

with acute purulent otitis media due to the fact that they did not consult an ENT doctor in

the early stages of the disease, and in some patients, due to frequent recurrence of the

disease due to perforation of the tympanic membrane, the formation of infiltrates and

exudate with incomplete absorption can lead to the formation of cicatricial adhesions on the

mucous membrane of the tympanic cavity, the tympanic membrane, and the auditory

ossicles. As a result, the mobility of the auditory ossicles is impaired, and patients

experience varying degrees of hearing loss.

Materials and methods of verification.

For the study, we took records of patients treated

in outpatient and inpatient settings at the Khorezm LOR Shifo clinic from December 2023 to

the end of January 2024. During this period, the clinic conducted diagnostic and treatment

work in 133 children with acute otitis media. From this, we obtained the following results.

Results and analysis.

Monthly

Monthly

Number of patients

November

47.

December

42.

January

44.

Total

133.

By age

By age

Number of patients

0-3 years old

49.

3-6 years old

32.

6-9 years old

23.

9-12 years old

15.

12-15 years old

10.

15-18 years old

4.

Total

133.


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By gender

By gender

Number of patients

Men

55.

Women

78.

Total

133.

Conclusion:

As can be seen from the tables above, acute otitis media occurred in 78.2% of

children aged 0-9 years, respectively, in the ratio of men and women by sex ratio - 1:1.4. As

a result of the examination and anamnesis collection, the reasons were the untimely

examination of children by an ENT doctor and the unauthorized use of breast milk and

various antiseptic drugs in the ear at home. As a result of diagnostic and therapeutic

measures, 73 children were diagnosed with the disease at an early stage and treated without

perforation of the tympanic membrane. Perforation of the tympanic membrane was detected

in 34 patients, in 25 children it turned into a chronic form. All children underwent the

necessary treatment. Including antibiotic therapy and physiotherapy procedures, etc. Only in

1 child, due to the mother's irresponsible and improper care and poor living conditions, the

recovery phase lasted 25 days.

Recommendation

1. When applying to medical institutions, be sure to consult an ENT doctor for any problems

with

the

nasal

cavity

and

throat.

2. Taking measures to protect against seasonal infectious diseases.
3. Teaching young mothers the rules of childcare. 4. Timely consultation with a doctor.

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S.A. Khasanov-Tashkent "Diseases of the ear, throat and nose, pediatric dentistry." Pediatric Medical Institute // 2011. S-256-260

Abdullayev R.B., Abdullayev I.K. // Monograph - Social Mental States and Human Health. Urgench, 2017. C-120-140

Abdullayev R.B., Abdullayev I.K., Matkarimova D.S., Duschanov Sh.B., Musayev M.R. Monograph-Aral crisis: Ecological culture and health problems. P-55-87. 2002.

Yun Kit Yeoh,1,2,3 Man Hin Chan,4 Zigui Chen,1,2,3 Eddy W. H. Lam,4 Po Yee Wong,1,2 Chi Man Ngai,4 Paul K. S. Chan,1,2,3 and Mamie Hui 1,2,3 The composition of human oral cavity microbiota during acute tonsillitis: a cross-sectional survey // Oral health 2019. P-16-24

PL DHINGRA, MS, DLO, MNAMS, FIMSA. Diseases of Ear, Nose and Throat & Head and Neck Surgery // Emeritus Consultant, lndraprastha Apollo Hospital, New Delhi Former Director, Professor & Head, Department of Otolaryngology and Head & Neck Surgery, Maulana Azad Medical College and Associated LNJP & GB Pant Hospitals, New Delhi. P. 291-320. 2018.

Kryukov A.I., Gurov A.V., Yushkina M.A., Izotova G.N. and Sokolov S.S. Features of antibacterial therapy of purulent-inflammatory pathology of ENT organs. //Medical Council, -No18. 2016. - P. 16-22.

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Alkhede M., Byarnscholt T., Givskov M., Alkhede M. (2014). Pseudomonas aeruginosa Bioparticles: Mechanisms of Deviation from Immunity // Adv Appl Microbiol 86 1-40 10.1016/B978-0-12-800262-9.00001-9. [ PubMed] [ CrossRef] [ Google Academy]

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