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Ear microbiology reports: a need for better communication with the microbiologists
European Archives of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology, 09/24/09
Ho EC et al. – Microbiologists may not fully appreciate ENT surgeons’ preferential usage of topical antibiotics in treating discharging ears, albeit there are other factors in their consideration for antibiotics to test. To gain better guidance from swab results, and to reduce needless lab costs, discussion with the microbiologists may be of benefit.
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