The Adenoids but Not the Palatine Tonsils Serve as a Reservoir for Bacteria Associated with Secretory Otitis Media in Small Children

Keyphrases

• Small children 100%
• Palatine Tonsil 100%
• Adenoids 100%
• Secretory Otitis Media 100%
• Microbiome 44%
• Crypt 33%
• Potential Pathogens 33%
• Otitis Media 22%
• Moraxella Catarrhalis 22%
• Streptococcus Pneumoniae 22%
• Haemophilus Influenzae 22%
• Tonsil 22%
• Non-pathogenic 11%
• General Practitioners 11%
• Health Status 11%
• Upper Respiratory Tract Infection 11%
• Anatomical Location 11%
• Pediatricians 11%
• Frequent Episodes 11%
• Relative Abundance 11%
• Longitudinal Design 11%
• Hyperplasia 11%
• Epithelial Lining Fluid 11%
• Otolaryngologist 11%
• Nasopharynx 11%
• Adenoidectomy 11%
• Microbial Colonization 11%
• Eustachian Tube 11%
• Acute Pharyngitis 11%
• Lingual Tonsil 11%
• Lymphatic Tissue 11%
• Main Reservoir 11%
• Preventive Measurements 11%
• 16S rRNA Pyrosequencing 11%
• Reason for Visit 11%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Secretory Otitis Media 100%
• Palatine Tonsil 100%
• Adenoid 100%
• Pathogen 50%
• Microbiome 50%
• Acute Otitis Media 25%
• Tonsil 25%
• Streptococcus Pneumoniae 25%
• Moraxella catarrhalis 25%
• Haemophilus influenzae 25%
• Infancy 12%
• Health Status 12%
• General Practitioner 12%
• Hyperplasia 12%
• Epithelium 12%
• Upper Respiratory Tract Infection 12%
• RNA 16S 12%
• Pyrosequencing 12%
• Pediatrician 12%
• Nasopharynx 12%
• Adenoidectomy 12%
• Eustachian Tube 12%
• Lymphatic Tissue 12%
• Lingual Tonsils 12%
• Microbial Colonization 12%