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pp.206-209
Published Date 1952/5/20
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1492200666

TEZUKA reports a case of otitis media which progressed to mastoiditis and petrositis in spite of institution of antibiotic treatments and chemothe-rapy. The patient was cured only after adoption of operative measures with methods following those advanced by Kopetzky, Almour, Niho and Hirano.Contrary to general expectations antibiotic therapy and chemo-therapy appear to be effective towards infective processes that involve the soft tissues around the temporal bone but not that of the bone per se.Consequently by use of these agents criteria by which mastoidectomy were indicated in the past are, thus, to a large extent obliterated from the picture at present; opportune moment for operative measures at the acute stage of the disease may escape unhe-eded or the affection may be allowed to progress to a chronic state which may necessitate performing an operation more extensive in nature than it might have been otherwise. The author sounds, the warning that it is for the otolaryngologists to heed the limi-tation by which antibiotic treatment and chemo-the-rapy are bound with and to carry out proper surgi-cal measures at the most opportune moment along with the use of these agents.


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