Hepatitis B virus and clinical analysis of otitis media.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Hepatitis B virus and clinical analysis of otitis media [Keywords:] otitis media Viral Hepatitis B is caused by the hepatitis B virus (HBV) caused by a contagious disease. In China about 10% -15% of the population infected with hepatitis B virus, hepatitis B virus in recent years, widespread throughout the country, the incidence rate increased year by year; and complications caused by the hepatitis B more and more, we have recently found that hepatitis B virus is not only damaging the liver, the incidence of otitis media also have a direct relationship. January 2007 -2008 year in January, I have treated Section four patients with chronic otitis media with effusion. Years ago, the 4 patients at several hospitals over the multi-treatment, but the effects are poor; the symptoms of otitis media in patients over the years has become a kind of stubborn disease. 4 patients come to my hospital admission by examination showed 4 cases of viral hepatitis B patients are admitted into hospital following the introduction of hepatitis B and treatment of otitis media synchronization methods achieved good treatment effect, will now report on the results as follows: An object and methods 1.1 Case Selection four cases of otitis media patients were suffering from hepatitis B, age (39-51 years). Subjective symptoms: slight fever, fatigue, abdominal distension, stuffy ears, deafness, hearing loss. Specialist examination: Tympanic convex or retraction, tympanic membrane signs disappear, tympanic congestion or effusion. Tuning fork examination: conductive hearing loss. Acoustic impedance map display; flat-type or high-vacuum type. Hepatitis B - Reverse coagulation were positive; two pairs of semi-checking the ‘HBeAg ‘ or ‘Xiao Sanyang’. 1.2 Treatment 1.2.1 Grouping four cases were randomly divided into two groups. Group I: one each for men and women, with an average age of 43.5 years, white blood cells were 3.2 * 109 / L, 3.0 * 109 / L, alanine aminotransf