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    This document summarizes complications that can arise from otitis media, classified as either intratemporal or intracranial. Intratemporal complications occur within the middle ear and temporal bone, and include conditions like hearing loss, tympanic membrane perforation, cholesteatoma, and mastoiditis. Intracranial complications involve the structures of the brain and include meningitis, brain abscess, subdural empyema, and lateral sinus thrombosis. Most complications occur in cases of subacute or chronic otitis media, except in young children where acute otitis media can also lead to meningitis.

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    This document summarizes complications that can arise from otitis media, classified as either intratemporal or intracranial. Intratemporal complications occur within the middle ear and temporal bone, and include conditions like hearing loss, tympanic membrane perforation, cholesteatoma, and mastoiditis. Intracranial complications involve the structures of the brain and include meningitis, brain abscess, subdural empyema, and lateral sinus thrombosis. Most complications occur in cases of subacute or chronic otitis media, except in young children where acute otitis media can also lead to meningitis.

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    3 - OM Complications

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    This document summarizes complications that can arise from otitis media, classified as either intratemporal or intracranial. Intratemporal complications occur within the middle ear and temporal bone, and include conditions like hearing loss, tympanic membrane perforation, cholesteatoma, and mastoiditis. Intracranial complications involve the structures of the brain and include meningitis, brain abscess, subdural empyema, and lateral sinus thrombosis. Most complications occur in cases of subacute or chronic otitis media, except in young children where acute otitis media can also lead to meningitis.

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    Otitis Media complications

    By: mustafa jaber

    Comp. are rare High morbidity & mortality Depend on: causative MO , antimicrobial therapy , host resis. , anatomic barriers , available drainage Most occur in subacute or chronic OM except in young children & meningitis Classified: intratepm. & intracranial , both in 50%

    Complications

    Intratemporal
    hearing loss TM perforation CSOM retraction pockets cholesteatoma mastoiditis petrositis labyrinthitis adhesive OM tympanosclerosis ossicular dyscontinuity and fixation facial paralysis cholesterol granuloma necrotizing OE

    Intracranial
    meningitis extradural abscess subdural empyema focal encephalitis brain abscess lateral sinus thrombosis otitic hydrocephalus

    Gradenigo s.

    subduraL

    Brain abscess

    Epidural abscess

    Burr holes

    Thank you

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