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    A placebo-controlled trial of

    antimicrobial treatment for acute OtitisMedia

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    Abstract

    • Backgound

     The ecacy antimicrobial treatment inchildren with acute otitis mediaremains controversial

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    • Methods

    - In this randmied! doubel-blind trial"

    #hildren $%-&' months( with acute otitis media!diagnosed with the use of strict criteria"

    Amoxicillin-clavulanate (161 children)

    Placebo (158 children) for ) days"

    - the primary outcome was the time totreatment failure from the *st does until theend of treatment on day +

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     Treatment failure, condition of the child$including adverse events( and otoscopic signof acute otitis media"

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    • esult

    -  Treatment failure occured in *+"%. ofthe children who receivedamo/icillin-clavulanate! as comparedwith 00"1. of the children who

    received placebo"-  The di2erence between the groups

    was already apparent at the *st

    schedule visit $day &(! at which time*&"). of the children receivedamo/icillin-clavulanate! as compared

    with 3'"&. received placebo! had

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    - Over all! amo/icillin-clavulanate reduced the

    progression to treatment failure by %3. and

    the need for rescue treatment by +*."- Analgesic4antipyretic agents were given to

    +0"3. and +'"1. of the children in theamo/icillin-clavulanate and placebo groups!respectively"

    - Adverse events were signi5cantly morecommon in the amo/icillin-clavulanate grouphad diarrhea! as compared with 3%"%. in thepacebo group $678"88*(9 +"). and &"3. ofthe children in the respective groups hadecema

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    • #onclusions

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    #hildren with acute otitis mediabene5t from antimicrobial trreatmentas compared with placebo! althoughtthey have more side e2ect"

    - :uture studies should identifypatients who may derive the greatestbene5t! in order to minimie

    unnecessary antimicrobial treatmentand the development of bacterialresistance"

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    • Acute otitis media is the mostcommon bacterial infection duringearly chidhood"

    • Because the treatment of aute otitismedia is ma;or reason for the use ofthe antimicrobial agents in the

    outpatient setting! e/perts havecalled for these agents to be used

     ;udiciously"

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