A 5 year old boy was referred to an ENT specialist because of mouth breathing and hearing impairment since 2 years duration. His mother reported that her child has almost constant mucoid nasal discharge that sometimes changes to a mucopurulent one and he snores during his sleep. Examination The child has nasal speech and obvious mouth breathing. Examination of the ears showed retracted tympanic membranes.
Tympanograms were flat type B. What can be the diagnosis for this patient? *This case is from Docplexus editorial team for educative purpose only Source: Cases in ENT Stay connected, the answer will be posted in 48 hrs
