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ENT trainee papers presented at the summer meeting of ENT Scotland (Scottish Otolaryngological Society), 9 May 2013, Dunblane, Scotland, UK

Objectives Recurrent acute otitis media is defined as three or more episodes of acute otitis media over a six-month period. Antibiotic therapy and ventilation tube insertion, with or without adenoidectomy, are the main treatment options. Our objectives were to analyse outcome following a sixweek, low-dose antibiotic course in children with recurrent acute otitis media, and to identify factors affecting response to this treatment.