
|Articles|June 1, 2004
How will the new guideline for managing otitis media work in your practice?
The first round of recommendations from two expert groups illuminates several areas: diagnostic criteria, pain management, observational management, and the use-or withholding-of initial antibiotics. Here is a sweeping review of what the guideline might mean for the kind of care you give.
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