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DR. SUPREET SINGH NAYYAR, AFMC

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OTITIS MEDIA WITH EFFUSION

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Synonyms

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Serous Otitis Media

Secretory Otitis Media

“Glue Ear”

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Definition

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Chronic accumulation of mucus within middle ear and sometimes mastoid air cell system

Time that fluid has to be present for the condition to be chronic is usually taken as 12 weeks (Scott Brown)

Affects children Insidious onset Sterile effusion in middle ear Behind an intact but retracted TM With hearing loss

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Epidemiology

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First Episode 50% of all children- before the first birthday 80% of all children - before the third birthday

Scott Brown – Prevalence bimodal at 2 & 5 yrs when child first attends playgroup school & when goes to primary school

Above 15 yrs prevalence 0.6%More during wintersMore than a third of consultations to pediatricians each yearEach episode of ASOM increases odd ratio of developing OME

by 12Chinese children have lower prevalenceM > F

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Aetiology

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ET DysfunctionObstruction

Adenoid hyperplasia Tumours (nasopharyngeal carcinoma) Palatal defects Barotrauma Hyperbaric oxygen therapy Oedema during radiation therapy

Spread of Infection Chronic adenoiditis Chronic rhino-sinusitis Chronic tonsillitis High prevalence in HIV patients

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Aetiology contd.

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Increased SecretionsAllergy

Milk Cigarette smoke (specially mother smoking) GERD

Infections Unresolved AOM Viral Infections

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Pathogenesis

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Eustachian tube dysfunction Failure of aeration Failure of drainage

Increased secretion in ME Increase in secretory glands

Spontaneous resolution if Drainage via ET restablished Perforation of the tympanic membrane

If both continue OME

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Risk Factors: Host

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Age < 2 yearsGender ( Males > Females)Race (Caucasian)Genetic predisposition Sibling with history of OMEDown’s syndrome, cleft palate, tumors,

immunodeficiency statesPoor mastoid pneumatizationMaxillectomyProlonged intubationCystic fibrosis

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AllergiesSecond hand smoke + wood burning stovesNot breastfeedingSeasonal - wintersAttending day care centre with > 4 childrenLow socioeconomic groupUse of pacifiers

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Clinical Features: Symptoms

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Hearing lossMild otalgiaEar fullnessTinnitus

Children Delayed Speech Poor Academics

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Clinical Features: Signs

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Hearing Loss - TFTOtoscopy (sensitivity 85 – 93%)

Signs of retraction Loss of light reflex Colour – Yellow/Grey/ Blue Stage of retraction

Signs of Effusion Air Bubbles Fluid Levels

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Clinical Features: Signs

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Pneumatic Otoscopy Used to assess the mobility and position of TM Observe TM movement by

Increasing Pressure in EAM – Siegel’s Increasing pressure in ME - Valsalva

Mobile/ Partially Mobile/ Immobile

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Evaluation

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Audiometry (sensitivity 92 %) Pure Tone Audiometry Bilateral Conductive Hearng Loss

Air-Bone Gap 20 – 40 dB

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Evaluation

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Tympanometry (sensitivity 96 %) Assess compliance of TM Mobility of TM on increase/ decrease of pressure in EAM Graphic representation 4 patterns

A/As/Ad/B/C In OME – B & C

William’s test for ET patency

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Tympanogram

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Newer methods

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Sonotubometry

Acoustic reflectometry

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Evaluation

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Radiology Xray Skull Lateral View

Adenoid Hyperplasia Xray Mastoid Schuller’s View

Clouding MRI

Absence of fluid does not imply an absence of OME, as one-third of patients in MRI study had fluid in mastoid, but not in the mesotympanum (Kew et al)

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Nasopharynx evaluation

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Post rhinoscopyNasopharyngoscopyEBV titres (in adults)

EBV IgA anti VCA EBV IgA anti EA

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Treatment

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Medical Treatment Decongestants

Systemic Triaminic Syr 5-10 ml 8 hrly

• Phenylpropanolamine 12.5 mg/5ml• Chlorpheniramine 2 mg/5ml

Actifed Tab ½ tab BD/ TDS Pseudoephedrine 25 mg Triprolidine 2.5 mg

Local Nasivion – Oxymetazoline 0.05% drops Otrivin – Xylometazoline 0.1% drops

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Treatment

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Medical Treatment Anti-allergy measures

Antihistamines – Azelastine 2mg daily x 8 wks proven to be beneficial

Topical Nasal Steroids Surface tension lowering agent

N acetyl cyteine 30 mg tds X 15 days beneficial Antibiotics (no long term benefit, can be used for initial 2

wks) Amoxycillin Augmentin

Middle Ear Aeration Valsalva Manouevre Politzerisation

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Treatment

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Surgical Treatment Myringotomy Myringotomy with ventillation tubes (improves hearing by 12

dB) Grommet T Tubes

Adenoidectomy (improves hearing by 8 dB) Tonsillectomy Cortical Matoidectomy (in failure of ventilation tube cases) Research methods

Percutaneous mastoid vent following CM CO2 assisted 2 mm circular perforation in AI quadrant for adult OME

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Ventilation tubes

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Longer a tube stays in situ longer it can be potentially of benefit

On other hand, longer a tube is in situ the greater the chance of complications Infection Granulation tissue Permanent perforation Thinning of TM with possible retraction

However, in adults T-tubes are justified routinely, as in them OME is likely to be persistent over years rather than months

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Types

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Grommet Stay upto 6 mths T tubes stay upto 1-2 yrs Materials for tubes

Silicone Teflon Stainless steel Titanium Gold

Few names (see photographs on next slide) Shepard Armstrong Reuter Bobbin Goodle

Can be inserted AI or PI quad Stay longer in AI quadrant Guttenplan et al. (scott brown) no difference in radial vs

circumferential incision

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Complications of ventilation tubes

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Intra op Displacement into middle ear Damage to ossicles

Early post op Blockage of tube by blood Granulation around tube Ear infection Otorrhoea

Late post op Permanent perforation Tympanosclerosis TM atrophy & retraction

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Sequelae of OME

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Adhesive Otitis Media / TM atelectasisTM atrophy Retraction Pockests

Cholesteatoma

Ossicular NecrosisTympanosclerosis

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Thank You

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