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  • 2011 Morsels, Infectious Disease, Neurology

Acute Otitis Media and Cochlear Implant

Acute Otitis Media with Cochlear Implant Advancements in medicine can benefit our patients, but remember they can also complicate our decision making as a physician.  In this case, that acute otitis media you are diagnosing may not be as simple…

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  • January 7, 2011
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