What does this article add?
- Otorhinolaryngological management is very important for patients with
MPS as they have problems of language development and poor quality of
life due to the high frequency of ear disorders;
- Although conductive hearing loss can be improved by adenoidectomy and
insertion of middle ear ventilation tubes, sensorineural loss is still
progression and a problem to be overcome;
- It is necessary to perform adenoidectomy in patients with purulent,
recurrent, and chronic symptoms such as otitis media with effusion,
snoring and sleep apnea;
- Though tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy can help those with OSA at
first, they may need nocturnal oxygen treatment, and even tracheostomy
in extreme cases.