Episode Synopsis "Acute Otitis Media"

Otitis media can refer to a few different pathologies, and so it is important to specify what type you are referring to. In general, there are two types that are commonly seen: these are acute otitis media (AOM) and chronic otitis media with effusion (also known as serous otitis media) . This episode focuses causes, presentation, history/physical exam, and treatment of acute otitis media.Please visit our website at www.theotoapproach.com to check out the show notes, as well as all the references to sources used in this episode.

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