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               COMENTÁRIOS FINAIS                                 défices  imunes  permite  uma  abordagem  ade-
                                                                  quada  e  atempada,  evitando  infecções repeti-
                 As  OMA r  constituem  uma  patologia  extre-    das e eventualmente  graves.
               mamente  frequente  na  idade  pediátrico,  resul-    O  aumento das resistências bacterianas obri-
               tando de uma  etiologia multifactorial .           ga,  cada vez  mais,  a  uma  utilização  racional
                 Acarretam  múltiplas consequências  para as      dos  múltiplos  meios terapêuticos disponíveis.
               crianças afectadas,  incluindo perturbações  da       Se, por um lado, as diversas vertentes da abor-
               aprendizagem,  má  evolução estatura-ponderai,     dagem da  problemática  das OMAr envolvem
              complicações temporais ou intra-cranianas e/ ou     controvérsias e  debates,  é  de sublinhar que  a
               sequelas otológicas.  A  importância  da avalia-   conjugação  de diversos  pontos de vista  é enri-
              ção  do estado  imune  das  crianças com  infec-    quecedora e nesta área, como em muitas outras
              ções  recorrentes das vias  aéreas superiores  é    da Medicina,  a  multidisciplinaridade  é  funda-
              de  realçar,  na  medida em  que  a  detecção  de   mental.





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