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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 Acute otitis media with effusion standardized treatment of Chinese medicine [Abstract] Objective To observe the standardization of Chinese medicine treatment of acute otitis media with effusion clinical effect. Methods outpatient acute secretory otitis media were randomly divided into treatment group and control group 50 cases, the treatment group for standardization of Chinese medicine treatment and control group was given oral antibiotics at the same time with the nasal spray. The results of a course of treatment improved the rate of cure, the treatment group was 96% in the control group was 84%. Statistically, the total effective difference between the two groups was statistically significant. Conclusion TCM standardized treatment of acute secretory otitis media better. [Keywords:] Acute secretory otitis media; standardized treatment of Traditional Chinese Medicine Acute secretory otitis media is a conductive hearing loss and middle ear effusion as the main characteristics of non-suppurative middle ear disease, patients with a history of more than a cold, followed by hearing loss, since the sound increased, earache, ear occlusion flu, tinnitus, the skin around the affected ear numbness and other symptoms. The main pathological changes of the middle ear mucosa blood vessel expansion, increased permeability, plasma protein extravasation, and eustachian tube dysfunction, infection and immune responses. The author of 50 patients with acute otitis media with effusion were treated with standard treatment of Chinese medicine, and the other 50 patients were treated with oral antibiotics at the same time with the nasal spray observed standardization of Chinese medicine treatment of acute secretory otitis media. 1 General Information 1.1 Case Data selected 2005  01 ~ 2007  01 in Jilin Province Chinese Medicine Hospital otorhinolaryngology acute treatment of 100 patients with secretory otitis media. 100 patients were the initial illness,