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What is When evaluating for possible otitis media, which of the following is of the least diagnostic value? and explain in detail?
The light reflex can often be visualized in an abnormal ear. Gauging, decreased translucency of the TM and evaluating for the presence of a fluid level behind the TM requires experience, but these are good indicators of infection when detected. Mobility in response to pneumatoscopy is also quite sensitive in practiced hands. New-onset ear pulling after URI is frequently associated with otitis media. Ref: Diseases of ENT by Dhingra 6th edition Pgno : 65