myringitis


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Related to myringitis: bullous myringitis, myringitis bullosa

myringitis

 [mĭ-rin-ji´tis]
inflammation of the tympanic membrane.
myringitis bullo´sa (bullous myringitis) a form of viral otitis media in which serous or hemorrhagic blebs appear on the tympanic membrane and adjacent wall of the acoustic meatus.

myr·in·gi·tis

(mir'in-jī'tis),
Inflammation of the tympanic membrane.
Synonym(s): tympanitis
[myring- + G. -itis, inflammation]

myringitis

(mîr′ĭn-jī′tĭs)
n.
Inflammation of the tympanic membrane. Also called tympanitis.

my·rin·gi·tis

(mir'in-jī'tis)
Inflammation of the tympanic membrane.
Synonym(s): tympanitis.
[myring- + G. -itis, inflammation]

myringitis

Inflammation of the eardrum (tympanic membrane).
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* Some possible complications that result from VTs include persistent perforation of the tympanic membrane, granulation tissue around the tube (granular myringitis), chronic otorrhoea, blocking of the lumen of the VT, medial migration of the VT, and severe myringosclerosis.
An approach to chronic otitis media with effusion--the pros and cons of grommets: grommets or not? This reviews the indications for grommets
These were the key findings from the first study to quantify the severity of illness in children who had acute otitis media (AOM) with and without bullous myringitis (BM).
Bullous myringitis causes more suffering than AOM alone; more than 500 children studied
Nasal pharyngeal aspirate and middle-ear fluid samples of 119 children diagnosed with acute myringitis were analyzed.
Acute myringitis etiology. (Clinical Capsules)
Nasal pharyngeal aspirate and middle-ear fluid samples of 119 children diagnosed with acute myringitis were analyzed; this included 82 patients with bullous myringitis and 37 with the hemorrhagic form.
Viruses play a role in acute myringitis. (Specific Pathogen Remains Unknown)
Some of these disorders include bullous myringitis, facial nerve paralysis, acute mastoiditis, cholesteatoma, and retraction pocket.
Five Simple Rules Ease Otitis Media Diagnosis
Three patients (6%) were hospitalized, 11 (23%) had radiographic evidence of pneumonia, and two (4%) had bullous myringitis.
Outbreaks of mycoplasma pneumoniae respiratory infection - Ohio, Texas, and New York, 1993
[1] reported from Taiwan that, when compared with Juan (1986), [1] there had been an 8.5% increase in the incidence of MRSA in acute otitis externa; they also reported an increase in MRSA with granular myringitis, and that the biggest change in microbiology profile--a 15% increase in MRSA--had occurred with chronic otitis media.
Chronic otorrhoea: spectrum of microorganisms and antibiotic sensitivity in a South African cohort
Finally, chronic granular myringitis is, in effect, a granulation tissue disease--that is, granulation tissue is essentially its only manifestation.
The formation and management of middle ear granulation tissue in chronic ear disease

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