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| FIGURE 1. 12-month-old girl with protrusion of the auricle and erythema and swelling in the left mastoid area. |
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| FIGURE 2. Mastoiditis in a young boy with recurrent otitis media. Note the erythema and protrusion of the left ear. |
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| FIGURE 3. Picture of tympanic membrane with purulent effusion in a child about to undergo myringotomy with tube placement with coalescent mastoiditis. |
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| FIGURE 4. Computed tomography (CT) scan of the temporal bone showing localized bony destruction along the lateral margin (arrow) of the left mastoid air cells. |
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| FIGURE 5. Computed tomography (CT) scan of the temporal bone showing prominent soft tissue thickening (arrow) overlying the posterior left temporal region with central abscess formation |
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| FIGURE 6. Chronic mastoiditis and cholesteatoma in 16 year-old. Note the soft tissue seen lling middle ear and mastoid (arrow) with erosion of lateral mastoid cortical bone (arrowhead) and posterior external auditory canal. |
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| FIGURE 23-7 This adolescent presented with headache and fever and was found to have a brain abscess, which was the result of chronic otitis media and mastoiditis. |
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