Persistent Pseudomonas Infection Mastoiditis—Local Antibiotic Treatment Is Superior than Systemic

Mastoiditis is a common complication of acute otitis media. It in younger age compared to adulthood. occurs when an media infection spread directly involve the bone mastoid air cell causing osteitis. Cholesteatoma can contribute development mastoiditis. This typically leads breakdown some fine bony trabeculae cells producing coalescent mastoiditis with emphyema antrum. The treatment for intravenous antibiotic. Our cases show that local antibiotic superior systemic treating multi-drug resistant chronic. Pseudomonas However, if it presents together cholesteatoma main still early mastoidectomy.