Abstract
The author argues with Wittmak, who believes that newborns are often born with otitis media due to contamination of the middle ear with amniotic fluid and even meconium; at the same time, Witt Mac points out that otitis media are associated with these early otitis media more often than is usually thought. Marx opposes this statement, relying on one feature namely, the pneumatization of the mastoid process, which develops after birth.
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