Disease | meningitis |
Phenotype | C0271429|acute otitis media |
Sentences | 4 |
PubMedID- 26485596 | Patient: an 8-year-old boy stopped using both his cochlear implants because of streptococcal meningitis accompanied with acute otitis media on the left ear. |
PubMedID- 24478609 | Clinicalmanifestations included bacteremia, meningitis, bacteremia with acute otitis media orsinusitis or pneumonia and meningitis with osteomyelitis, with a mortality of27% (sixpatients, all with meningitis)(29)(c). |
PubMedID- 22711402 | The presentation of bilateral extensive tegmental defects and meningoencephaloceles with a fluctuating hearing loss and meningitis associated with acute otitis media affecting one ear and then subsequently the other ear is extremely rare and difficult to diagnose. |
PubMedID- 20660544 | Bacterial meningitis, often with associated acute otitis media, is more common in children with cochlear implants than in groups of control children. |
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