text: Imaging in otitis media patients will reveal opacification of the middle ear, for acute, chronic, and otitis media with effusion. High Resolution CT scans of the temporal bone in acute otitis media patients may reveal complications, including otomastoiditis.<unk>  is used for patients with suspected intracranial complications, such as brain abscess. sinus thrombosis, and meningitis. For otitis media with effusion patients, contrast-enhanced<unk>  or CT scan imaging may reveal complete and homogenous middle ear and mastoid cavity opacification. Primary imaging findings for chronic otitis media include complications associated with and without cholesteatoma.
option_0: Otitis media CT or MRI
option_1: Otitis externa CT or MRI
option_2: Otitis media physical examination
option_3: Aortitis echocardiography or ultrasound
option_4: Otitis externa physical examination
option_5: Parotitis CT or MRI
option_6: Appendicular abscess echocardiography or ultrasound
option_7: Dacryoadenitis other diagnostic studies