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In Response to Advanced Pediatric Mastoiditis With and Without Intracranial Complications

✍ Scribed by Jose P. Zevallos; Jeffrey T. Vrabec; Robert A. Williamson; Carla Giannoni; Deidre Larrier; Marcelle Sulek; Ellen M. Friedman; John S. Oghalai

Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
2010
Tongue
English
Weight
35 KB
Volume
120
Category
Article
ISSN
0023-852X

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✦ Synopsis

for their rigorous review of our article titled ''Advanced Pediatric Mastoiditis With and Without Intracranial Complications.'' On further review of the data, we find that they correctly point out that the v 2 analysis and Fischer exact test would have been more appropriate statistical tests to apply in this setting. In our study of advanced mastoiditis in children as published, we found that anaerobic infections were more common in patients who had intracranial complications. We have recalculated the data using the tests that Dr.

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