MODERN OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY OF CHILDREN AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE FOR PEDIATRICS
Keywords:
otorhinolaryngology, pediatrics, treatment, children, method, diagnosis.Abstract
Over the past decades, otorhinolaryngology, especially children's, has seen significant progress. It is associated with many factors, and above all with the introduction of new technologies and pharmacological agents in the practice of treating diseases of the ear, nose and throat in children.
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