Otitis media is inflammation of the middle ear, or middle ear infection. Otitis media occurs in the area between the ear drum (the end of the outer ear) and the inner ear, including a duct known Eustachian tube. The ...

Rhinitis and asthma, until recently, have been evaluated and treated as separate disorders, but nowadays opinion has moved this concept. “One way- one disease” hypothesis supposer that this two illnesses represent the ...

Inflammatory diseases of lymphatic ring paryngs represents one of the leading places in the general structure of ORL-organs pathology. Autoimmun processes, occurring in lymphoid tissue of palatal tonsils develops system ...

The incidence of rheumatic fever has declined in industrialized countries since the 1950s and now has an annual incidence of around 0.5 cases per 100,000 children of school age. In developing countries it remains an endemic ...

In the human body through the respiratory and digestive tract majority of pathogens have been penetrated. Resistance to infection is ensured by producing immunoglobulens A. Pharynx pathology and especially chronic tonsilitis ...

The problem of the nose valve is actual till our days. Using knoledges of clinical anatomy of the nose, particulary the valve zone, permits us to make rinological operations without any damage to respiratory aspect. ...

We present an analysis of the clinical manifestations and surgical findings in infants of the first 3 years of life suffering from otitis media. Otitis media has silent course in the majority of cases. Diagnostic is based ...

Computed tomography of the paranasal sinuses has become the most informative test for the radiological diagnosis of recurrent and chronic rhinosinusitis. Acoustic rhinometry and rhinomanometry are objective methods and ...